Shiel Kapadia

He wants Tanner Engstrand, who is his past offensive coordinator, to stay on but not call plays.

He wants to hire a veteran coach like Frank Reich or they reached out to John Gruden or somebody else.

So he wants Engstrand to stay, but he doesn't want him to call plays.

A devotion of sorts to which Engstrand says, thanks, but no thanks.

Mutual parting of ways.

So you have that.

And then on the defensive side of the ball,

He needs a new defensive coordinator.

He's talking to Wink Martindale, former defensive coordinator in the NFL.

And then at Michigan, Martindale thinks, all right, cool.

Go to go to the Jets.

Work for Glenn.

Has him in person.

And Glenn tells him, yeah, we want you, but I'm going to call plays, which apparently Martindale doesn't.

Did not know.

So instead, Mark says, no, thanks.

And the Jets say, I'm going to hire Brian Duker from the Miami Dolphins.

But Aaron Glenn is going to call plays.

I saw you tweeting, Deontay, that this, I can't remember your exact words, so I won't put words in your mouth, but you are alarmed, it sounds like, by what's happening with the New York Jets.

Okay, so here's my question because you just mentioned two aspects of the organization, coaching and front office.