Simon Hunter

They'll put you in awful spots because they don't care.

Like they're just, they want to get the viewership and they're not going to worry about your team because you don't really have a fan base complaining to this front office.

So I thought it was really interesting when you see what's going on with the Rams and the charters, it's two teams that,

you know, moved to LA.

Now it's been five, six years and they just have not really had a foothold.

And you know, that there's pictures even floating around every year of the 49ers taking over that stadium when they play against the Rams and the Raiders take over that state and they play against the charters.

I think the NFL really does pay attention to those types of things.

Simon.

we talk all the time about these organizations with just an owner that becomes buddy, buddy with these GMs.

And it's, you know, it's what happens.

It feels like the Colts and Ballard.

It's just, how do these guys keep these jobs?

And it's,

It's such a job that should have a higher rate of turnover because it is so hard.

You're attached to the quarterback.

At the end of the day, these guys choose these quarterbacks, and I think Lynch got away with one, obviously, because that Trey Lance, anyone would have fired that GM.

But the Purdy pick saved it.

So it's like it's a hard balancing act.

If you're the owner, it's like I get that it's like a Hall of Fame player.

He's gotten into some Super Bowls.