Shiel Kapadia

And so I'm wondering if the front office is going, yeah, he could hang out, do whatever he wants here.

For the year, we can do whatever we want.

We'll build through the draft.

We're going to try to draft some good young players.

We're going to avoid bad contracts with trades and free agency.

He can try to win.

This staff can try to win.

It's probably not going to matter because we all watched what it looked like last year.

And then you know what?

We can do a reset after next year.

We'll fire Aaron Glenn after next year.

We'll draft our quarterback next year and we'll try it over again with these young players.

Is it possible that something like that is happening with the New York Jets?

Brandon Bean and Sean McDermott would disagree.

I just don't know if I see it when you look at their quarterback situation and when you look at this defense right now.

It sounds crazy, but when you were throwing out five and 12, six and 11, I'm like, I don't see it.

That feels like it's out of reach.

That feels like it's out of reach.

That feels out of reach.

And we're in the end of January.