Shiel Kapadia

And Jalen, I know you don't like to do certain things, whether it's thrown over the middle, whether it's getting under center and running play action.

And Nick, I know you have your certain ideas for how the offense should run.

I want to work with you guys.

I'm open to your ideas.

But at the end of the day, I was hired to do a certain job.

And these are the things I actually think we need to implement to be a better offense.

And to your point, does he have the personality to be able to get that across to those guys without them saying, no, that's not how we do stuff here.

We're going back to how we do it.

We're going back to what we're comfortable with without rubbing people the wrong way.

Like the personality aspect of this, I feel like is a huge, huge deal.

He's really crossed paths with a lot of coaches.

When you look at his playing days and then his coaching days, Sean McVay, Kevin O'Connell, Pete Carroll, Gary Kubiak, Clint Kubiak, Kevin Stefanski, Matt LaFleur.

Obviously, there's a lot of people there where a lot of those...

Pete Curl is more, you know, just say communicating to players, getting through to people.

But the offensive scheme with the other guys, it's like these are some of the most respected guys in the NFL or the most respected schemers of the last five to 10 years.

So you're so right.

Well, listen, I don't think Nick Sirianni did the press release for it or whatever, whatever they posted on social.

As someone who has just previously covered and now followed this team for a long time, I don't think, and this isn't reported, I don't think that Nick Sirianni is the one going out saying, hey...

Sean Mannion is the guy we should bring in.

I think they interviewed guys who maybe Nick liked a little bit, but Howie Roseman and Jeffrey Lurie, this is a front office centric organization.