Tim Jenkins

So it's tough for me because I do have a lot of respect for these guys that have had a ton of success and continued success.

I think, obviously, anytime you're consistently in the playoffs and then lose...

Whether fair or not fair, that consistency of being elite starts to – the expectations rise along with it.

It's always funny to me, right?

So you get these guys like Harbaugh and Tomlin and –

They get into the playoffs and they lose.

And then next year though, their replacement will come in and could not make the playoffs and they ain't getting fired, right?

Like it's like, it's such an interesting dynamic of the more success you have, the bigger the expectations are.

And if you don't meet them, the guy after you is going to have less and

It'll be interesting to see.

It's going to be probably a vacuum, kind of like what we had at Alabama this year, I think, with DeBoer, to where the guy will get more chances, but simultaneously you're always getting compared to the previous staff.

So it'll be interesting to see who they get to come in there.

Yeah, I love DJ.

And here's the thing I like about DJ is he had to drop right before it, right?

He had to scramble drop.

Yeah.

And then I pointed out on the film breakdown, and, you know, he's never going to tell the media, but you know dang well if I'm in that locker room, I'm giving a hard time because he was going to body catch that no matter where that ball came in, right?

He was going old school.

That thing was going to hit his shoulder pads and he was going to hold on to that thing like it was Little Giants, no matter what happened.

So to me, listen, here's the thing about DJ, too.