Welcome to NFL Daily, where we are straight out the womb and into the Chris Westling podcast studio here with Patrick Claibon. Really lucky to be joined by him today. Patrick Dardee of Rota World, coming up a little later to talk about post-hyped sleepers from the world of fantasy and We'll do some dumb stuff at the end. But yeah, Jim Harbaugh getting us off to the right start this week.

Famously, our, again, now co-worker, Aqbar Basha-Biamia, says he remembers being born. So he and Coach Harbaugh have that in common.

Okay, let's just listen to the sound now. This was going to be part of dumb stuff later, but let's listen.

Just the way it feels. It feels like New Year's Day. It feels like being born. It feels like coming out story for him, two years out from being a free agent. So again, these are teams that are being smart and getting ahead of the market, and he got paid. It's a reminder, tackle maybe more than any other position seems to take some time because his rookie year, everyone got on the Vikings of like, Oh, I don't know about this guy. This guy's a reach, and then shows up second year, and he's awesome.You're Just asking a lot for rookies to start, especially a tackle. Now they've got, I think Daresaw is 25. I think he just turned 25, too. You get that youth value at this position for a long time. I think it's a great deal. Sign more guys early. Like I was talking about with Tua, if you can foresee them being a part of your team, then why not?$77 million guaranteed, 43.7 at signing. I bet that's going to look great in two years when the actual extension even starts. Yeah, I think the Vikings are in better shape. I got Viking's Twitter annoyed on Wednesday, pointing out that Michael Pratt, Tulane, getting more first-team reps right now than JJ McCarthy. Because I was banging this drum during draft season. I was like, Is JT McCarthy and Michael Pratt that different? I look at Michael Pratt and I see a guy who's going to be in the NFL for 12 years. That was just taking a little shot. He's getting first-team reps only because Jordan Love's not there, but I think he's going to be a good backup. But I actually am high on the Vikings. I don't know what their over-under is, but I bet I would take the over. I think it's a good team around that quarterback position. I think the defense has a lot of potential. I trust them more than the bears, but of that way. We talked a lot about the bears on our last show with Stacey Dales, but I think the Vikings have a chance to be 500 this year.Yeah, especially considering what they were able to accomplish last year with the situation after Kirk went down. I didn't think about it like that, but yeah, why wouldn't we believe?Two great tackles, literally one of the best tackle combinations in the league. That's hard to find. Two great receivers, an absolutely premium position. Maybe the best one, two in the league has a chance to be. I think Jordan Addison is that good. And more defensive talent than you realize, and good coaching. They have a lot that you want. It wouldn't surprise me if they're in the playoff mix. All right, we'll fly through the rest of these news items. Sad that Michael Gallup retired. Sad for me. I hope he is happy with it. He had signed with the Raiders this offseason. He had struggled with injuries. We had him on the Around the NFL podcast before last season, and he was trying to come back from that ACL, and he never fully got back to what he was early in his career.Yeah, and so explosive, right? And a part of just a really good run on Cowboy's offense. It's just a sign of what can happen to a guy when things go wrong physically. It's not like he did something wrong. It's just an accumulation of things that don't go right.I mean, it's so obvious, but it's just such a It's a brutal sport. I thought about it when Ryan Ramchek retired to that 2017 Saints class, for instance. It's maybe the best rookie draft class of the last 20 years. And yet after five or six years, it's tough to stay at that level. Now, Ramchek can't play right now because of injuries, but even Alvin Kamara, time comes for everyone. Time is a thief. Randy Gregory didn't report for your mini... I mean, training camp. He also didn't report for mini They don't seem to know why. He also sued the NFL this offseason and the Broncos, so there's a lot going on there. Not sure if he's going to show up with the Bucks or not. Cooper Djean is out three weeks to start training camp. He's on the NFI list. He suffered a ham string injury in offseason training that we didn't know about, so it could take him a little while to get going, but they're pretty deep in the secondary. Then I'd like that I saw that Kyle Shanahan offered Bill Belichick an open-ended job. Did you see this? Yeah, just job. He was just like, Whatever you would want to do, do you want to join my staff?I like the idea of Belichick in the media, but that would have been cool, too.Yeah, it would.Maybe. Maybe it would have been cool. Maybe it wouldn't have had any material effect on my life. That's another point.It could have gone horribly wrong, or they might win the Super Bowl anyway. It's one of those things.But Belichick didn't want to do it. But I think that shows... I do like Kyle Shannon as the confidence of, Yeah, I'll put Bill Belichick in my room. I'm not going to be threatened by him. I just know he's going to make me better, us better. Belichick's probably thinking, this guy's going to steal stuff from me. But Shana is probably thinking he'll do the vice versa anyway. He wouldn't mind.It's a risk worth taking for Kyle.No one was Mike Shanean's bigger public supporter as one of the greatest coaches of all time than Bill Belichick, so those ties run deep. Finally, we got a trend here to start training camp. A couple of puke stories. Jamieson Williams puked at training camp today and then return the next play and scored a countdown. I mean, if that's not football is back, then I don't know what is. Mekai Becton also puked four times, supposedly, at eagles practice, hot there in Philly, early in camp, that's not great.No, it's not great. Throughout my track career, you find out that there are certain people that dude so low? You give me one that you like.It's not the coal mines, we're sand mines, by the way. Silica, is that what it's called? Yeah. Nothing as glamorous as coal in the fantasy minds. But this first one could be stretching the definition a bit, but I'm going to go with George Pickens, who is not like he's underhyped, but like Tee Higgins. He was overhyped the past two years a little bit. Maybe still only barely. Two really strong seasons to begin his NFL career. But people don't want to touch the Steeler's offense because Russell Wilson is toxic. Arthur Smith is maybe the most toxic fantasy figure in the history of the game. It's his huge finish last year. So the best stretch of George Pickens' career came when people weren't paying attention to him. They had already written him off, and they switched to Mason Rudolf, of all people. Sparks the best three-game stretch of his career. Even I'm so glad you had me on.Yeah, I want to have you on regularly. Like I said, we're going to do fantasy, regular. Got to get the big dog, the big fish. Right off the bat. Evan Silva at some point. We have Mike Florio from NFL and Marcus Grant coming up in the studio in a couple of weeks. I think we're going to do a mock draft, but just sprinkling that in, especially in draft season. Love you, buddy. Thanks, Pat.Love you, too. Promise to yell at Evan. You guys need to yell at each other. Back on NFL Daily, wrapping up the show with Patrick Claibon before he hits the road.Although he's going to be on this show from The Road. Let's do it. Monday morning show. He'll be in Cincinnati. Excited for that, but in the meantime, he's going to hit some teams. Before that, though, let's talk about some dumb Dumb stuff. We just want to wrap up the show with dumb stuff. You were talking about Patrick, who's going to have the quote of Training Camp? Would you say you thought Sean Payton had it last year?Yeah, it counts because it's in an interview. He's in his office. He's comfortable. Then I thought, who is in position-When he dogged Nathaniel Hackett.Yeah.When he provided maybe his analysis of the 2022 Denver Broncos. I I don't want somebody to do that again this year, but I'm worried that there was so much fervor that everybody's going to be buttoned up in P's and Q's and in respect mode, that we're not going to get any fun.Well, Sean Payton is, to me, a good candidate to make it happen. I think Jim Harbaugh, we already heard on this show, is a good candidate because older people, not going to say guys, but older people, they don't care. They know what does it really matter. I'm looking forward to being even more of that person that just doesn't carebro. When you're not in charge, you get blamed sometimes for things that are out of your control. I think they viewed it like, Yeah, we'll keep nick Seriani, and we'll keep it under our parameters. These are the parameters he's going to have to work with, and if you can't make this work, sorry.The first person that was made aware of those parameters was most likely nick Seriani. Sure. He You want volunteers, not hostages, and nick Siriani is completely fine being the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles.That's a perfect point to make because Doug Peterson was surprisingly fired, I believe, based on the reporting that came in afterwards, after not accepting a similar idea. Exactly. He was just like, What? No. I won a Super Bowl. No. And nick Seriani was that close to winning a Super Bowl. But I get it. He has a very talented team. He loves coaching, and he's going to try to make this work. It is just a little weird. It's slightly weird. Because coaches usually pick their staff, but the Eagles do things a little differently in general, and for the most part, it's been very effective.If, like we talked about Bill earlier, if Bill Belichick was willing to He'd probably give a little lenience to his staff preparation and choices, then he'd be the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons.I thought you were going to say he would be the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles because they did speak with him, how he spoke with him. Who even knows how that conversation went or how it could go in the future. That's something to watch. Watch out for NFL Daily. Appreciate you guys listening. We have Brian Baldinger. Baldy. Excited about this segment. We have Cooked Up with Baldy, and Mike Garefolo is going to be on the show to wrap up the week on Friday's show as well with some news. So looking forward to that. Looking forward to having you, Patrick, back on on Monday's show. And until then... Yeah. We're out the womb. Just wipe off that gunk and let's go.Music by John Placenta.For Patrick and Randy. You'll see you next time.There's idiots everywhere.

story for him, two years out from being a free agent. So again, these are teams that are being smart and getting ahead of the market, and he got paid. It's a reminder, tackle maybe more than any other position seems to take some time because his rookie year, everyone got on the Vikings of like, Oh, I don't know about this guy. This guy's a reach, and then shows up second year, and he's awesome.

You're Just asking a lot for rookies to start, especially a tackle. Now they've got, I think Daresaw is 25. I think he just turned 25, too. You get that youth value at this position for a long time. I think it's a great deal. Sign more guys early. Like I was talking about with Tua, if you can foresee them being a part of your team, then why not?

$77 million guaranteed, 43.7 at signing. I bet that's going to look great in two years when the actual extension even starts. Yeah, I think the Vikings are in better shape. I got Viking's Twitter annoyed on Wednesday, pointing out that Michael Pratt, Tulane, getting more first-team reps right now than JJ McCarthy. Because I was banging this drum during draft season. I was like, Is JT McCarthy and Michael Pratt that different? I look at Michael Pratt and I see a guy who's going to be in the NFL for 12 years. That was just taking a little shot. He's getting first-team reps only because Jordan Love's not there, but I think he's going to be a good backup. But I actually am high on the Vikings. I don't know what their over-under is, but I bet I would take the over. I think it's a good team around that quarterback position. I think the defense has a lot of potential. I trust them more than the bears, but of that way. We talked a lot about the bears on our last show with Stacey Dales, but I think the Vikings have a chance to be 500 this year.

Yeah, especially considering what they were able to accomplish last year with the situation after Kirk went down. I didn't think about it like that, but yeah, why wouldn't we believe?

Two great tackles, literally one of the best tackle combinations in the league. That's hard to find. Two great receivers, an absolutely premium position. Maybe the best one, two in the league has a chance to be. I think Jordan Addison is that good. And more defensive talent than you realize, and good coaching. They have a lot that you want. It wouldn't surprise me if they're in the playoff mix. All right, we'll fly through the rest of these news items. Sad that Michael Gallup retired. Sad for me. I hope he is happy with it. He had signed with the Raiders this offseason. He had struggled with injuries. We had him on the Around the NFL podcast before last season, and he was trying to come back from that ACL, and he never fully got back to what he was early in his career.

Yeah, and so explosive, right? And a part of just a really good run on Cowboy's offense. It's just a sign of what can happen to a guy when things go wrong physically. It's not like he did something wrong. It's just an accumulation of things that don't go right.

I mean, it's so obvious, but it's just such a It's a brutal sport. I thought about it when Ryan Ramchek retired to that 2017 Saints class, for instance. It's maybe the best rookie draft class of the last 20 years. And yet after five or six years, it's tough to stay at that level. Now, Ramchek can't play right now because of injuries, but even Alvin Kamara, time comes for everyone. Time is a thief. Randy Gregory didn't report for your mini... I mean, training camp. He also didn't report for mini They don't seem to know why. He also sued the NFL this offseason and the Broncos, so there's a lot going on there. Not sure if he's going to show up with the Bucks or not. Cooper Djean is out three weeks to start training camp. He's on the NFI list. He suffered a ham string injury in offseason training that we didn't know about, so it could take him a little while to get going, but they're pretty deep in the secondary. Then I'd like that I saw that Kyle Shanahan offered Bill Belichick an open-ended job. Did you see this? Yeah, just job. He was just like, Whatever you would want to do, do you want to join my staff?

I like the idea of Belichick in the media, but that would have been cool, too.

Yeah, it would.

Maybe. Maybe it would have been cool. Maybe it wouldn't have had any material effect on my life. That's another point.

It could have gone horribly wrong, or they might win the Super Bowl anyway. It's one of those things.

But Belichick didn't want to do it. But I think that shows... I do like Kyle Shannon as the confidence of, Yeah, I'll put Bill Belichick in my room. I'm not going to be threatened by him. I just know he's going to make me better, us better. Belichick's probably thinking, this guy's going to steal stuff from me. But Shana is probably thinking he'll do the vice versa anyway. He wouldn't mind.

It's a risk worth taking for Kyle.

No one was Mike Shanean's bigger public supporter as one of the greatest coaches of all time than Bill Belichick, so those ties run deep. Finally, we got a trend here to start training camp. A couple of puke stories. Jamieson Williams puked at training camp today and then return the next play and scored a countdown. I mean, if that's not football is back, then I don't know what is. Mekai Becton also puked four times, supposedly, at eagles practice, hot there in Philly, early in camp, that's not great.

No, it's not great. Throughout my track career, you find out that there are certain people that dude so low? You give me one that you like.It's not the coal mines, we're sand mines, by the way. Silica, is that what it's called? Yeah. Nothing as glamorous as coal in the fantasy minds. But this first one could be stretching the definition a bit, but I'm going to go with George Pickens, who is not like he's underhyped, but like Tee Higgins. He was overhyped the past two years a little bit. Maybe still only barely. Two really strong seasons to begin his NFL career. But people don't want to touch the Steeler's offense because Russell Wilson is toxic. Arthur Smith is maybe the most toxic fantasy figure in the history of the game. It's his huge finish last year. So the best stretch of George Pickens' career came when people weren't paying attention to him. They had already written him off, and they switched to Mason Rudolf, of all people. Sparks the best three-game stretch of his career. Even I'm so glad you had me on.Yeah, I want to have you on regularly. Like I said, we're going to do fantasy, regular. Got to get the big dog, the big fish. Right off the bat. Evan Silva at some point. We have Mike Florio from NFL and Marcus Grant coming up in the studio in a couple of weeks. I think we're going to do a mock draft, but just sprinkling that in, especially in draft season. Love you, buddy. Thanks, Pat.Love you, too. Promise to yell at Evan. You guys need to yell at each other. Back on NFL Daily, wrapping up the show with Patrick Claibon before he hits the road.Although he's going to be on this show from The Road. Let's do it. Monday morning show. He'll be in Cincinnati. Excited for that, but in the meantime, he's going to hit some teams. Before that, though, let's talk about some dumb Dumb stuff. We just want to wrap up the show with dumb stuff. You were talking about Patrick, who's going to have the quote of Training Camp? Would you say you thought Sean Payton had it last year?Yeah, it counts because it's in an interview. He's in his office. He's comfortable. Then I thought, who is in position-When he dogged Nathaniel Hackett.Yeah.When he provided maybe his analysis of the 2022 Denver Broncos. I I don't want somebody to do that again this year, but I'm worried that there was so much fervor that everybody's going to be buttoned up in P's and Q's and in respect mode, that we're not going to get any fun.Well, Sean Payton is, to me, a good candidate to make it happen. I think Jim Harbaugh, we already heard on this show, is a good candidate because older people, not going to say guys, but older people, they don't care. They know what does it really matter. I'm looking forward to being even more of that person that just doesn't carebro. When you're not in charge, you get blamed sometimes for things that are out of your control. I think they viewed it like, Yeah, we'll keep nick Seriani, and we'll keep it under our parameters. These are the parameters he's going to have to work with, and if you can't make this work, sorry.The first person that was made aware of those parameters was most likely nick Seriani. Sure. He You want volunteers, not hostages, and nick Siriani is completely fine being the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles.That's a perfect point to make because Doug Peterson was surprisingly fired, I believe, based on the reporting that came in afterwards, after not accepting a similar idea. Exactly. He was just like, What? No. I won a Super Bowl. No. And nick Seriani was that close to winning a Super Bowl. But I get it. He has a very talented team. He loves coaching, and he's going to try to make this work. It is just a little weird. It's slightly weird. Because coaches usually pick their staff, but the Eagles do things a little differently in general, and for the most part, it's been very effective.If, like we talked about Bill earlier, if Bill Belichick was willing to He'd probably give a little lenience to his staff preparation and choices, then he'd be the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons.I thought you were going to say he would be the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles because they did speak with him, how he spoke with him. Who even knows how that conversation went or how it could go in the future. That's something to watch. Watch out for NFL Daily. Appreciate you guys listening. We have Brian Baldinger. Baldy. Excited about this segment. We have Cooked Up with Baldy, and Mike Garefolo is going to be on the show to wrap up the week on Friday's show as well with some news. So looking forward to that. Looking forward to having you, Patrick, back on on Monday's show. And until then... Yeah. We're out the womb. Just wipe off that gunk and let's go.Music by John Placenta.For Patrick and Randy. You'll see you next time.There's idiots everywhere.

that dude so low? You give me one that you like.

It's not the coal mines, we're sand mines, by the way. Silica, is that what it's called? Yeah. Nothing as glamorous as coal in the fantasy minds. But this first one could be stretching the definition a bit, but I'm going to go with George Pickens, who is not like he's underhyped, but like Tee Higgins. He was overhyped the past two years a little bit. Maybe still only barely. Two really strong seasons to begin his NFL career. But people don't want to touch the Steeler's offense because Russell Wilson is toxic. Arthur Smith is maybe the most toxic fantasy figure in the history of the game. It's his huge finish last year. So the best stretch of George Pickens' career came when people weren't paying attention to him. They had already written him off, and they switched to Mason Rudolf, of all people. Sparks the best three-game stretch of his career. Even I'm so glad you had me on.Yeah, I want to have you on regularly. Like I said, we're going to do fantasy, regular. Got to get the big dog, the big fish. Right off the bat. Evan Silva at some point. We have Mike Florio from NFL and Marcus Grant coming up in the studio in a couple of weeks. I think we're going to do a mock draft, but just sprinkling that in, especially in draft season. Love you, buddy. Thanks, Pat.Love you, too. Promise to yell at Evan. You guys need to yell at each other. Back on NFL Daily, wrapping up the show with Patrick Claibon before he hits the road.Although he's going to be on this show from The Road. Let's do it. Monday morning show. He'll be in Cincinnati. Excited for that, but in the meantime, he's going to hit some teams. Before that, though, let's talk about some dumb Dumb stuff. We just want to wrap up the show with dumb stuff. You were talking about Patrick, who's going to have the quote of Training Camp? Would you say you thought Sean Payton had it last year?Yeah, it counts because it's in an interview. He's in his office. He's comfortable. Then I thought, who is in position-When he dogged Nathaniel Hackett.Yeah.When he provided maybe his analysis of the 2022 Denver Broncos. I I don't want somebody to do that again this year, but I'm worried that there was so much fervor that everybody's going to be buttoned up in P's and Q's and in respect mode, that we're not going to get any fun.Well, Sean Payton is, to me, a good candidate to make it happen. I think Jim Harbaugh, we already heard on this show, is a good candidate because older people, not going to say guys, but older people, they don't care. They know what does it really matter. I'm looking forward to being even more of that person that just doesn't carebro. When you're not in charge, you get blamed sometimes for things that are out of your control. I think they viewed it like, Yeah, we'll keep nick Seriani, and we'll keep it under our parameters. These are the parameters he's going to have to work with, and if you can't make this work, sorry.The first person that was made aware of those parameters was most likely nick Seriani. Sure. He You want volunteers, not hostages, and nick Siriani is completely fine being the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles.That's a perfect point to make because Doug Peterson was surprisingly fired, I believe, based on the reporting that came in afterwards, after not accepting a similar idea. Exactly. He was just like, What? No. I won a Super Bowl. No. And nick Seriani was that close to winning a Super Bowl. But I get it. He has a very talented team. He loves coaching, and he's going to try to make this work. It is just a little weird. It's slightly weird. Because coaches usually pick their staff, but the Eagles do things a little differently in general, and for the most part, it's been very effective.If, like we talked about Bill earlier, if Bill Belichick was willing to He'd probably give a little lenience to his staff preparation and choices, then he'd be the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons.I thought you were going to say he would be the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles because they did speak with him, how he spoke with him. Who even knows how that conversation went or how it could go in the future. That's something to watch. Watch out for NFL Daily. Appreciate you guys listening. We have Brian Baldinger. Baldy. Excited about this segment. We have Cooked Up with Baldy, and Mike Garefolo is going to be on the show to wrap up the week on Friday's show as well with some news. So looking forward to that. Looking forward to having you, Patrick, back on on Monday's show. And until then... Yeah. We're out the womb. Just wipe off that gunk and let's go.Music by John Placenta.For Patrick and Randy. You'll see you next time.There's idiots everywhere.

I'm so glad you had me on.

Yeah, I want to have you on regularly. Like I said, we're going to do fantasy, regular. Got to get the big dog, the big fish. Right off the bat. Evan Silva at some point. We have Mike Florio from NFL and Marcus Grant coming up in the studio in a couple of weeks. I think we're going to do a mock draft, but just sprinkling that in, especially in draft season. Love you, buddy. Thanks, Pat.

Love you, too. Promise to yell at Evan. You guys need to yell at each other. Back on NFL Daily, wrapping up the show with Patrick Claibon before he hits the road.

Although he's going to be on this show from The Road. Let's do it. Monday morning show. He'll be in Cincinnati. Excited for that, but in the meantime, he's going to hit some teams. Before that, though, let's talk about some dumb Dumb stuff. We just want to wrap up the show with dumb stuff. You were talking about Patrick, who's going to have the quote of Training Camp? Would you say you thought Sean Payton had it last year?

Yeah, it counts because it's in an interview. He's in his office. He's comfortable. Then I thought, who is in position-When he dogged Nathaniel Hackett.

Yeah.

When he provided maybe his analysis of the 2022 Denver Broncos. I I don't want somebody to do that again this year, but I'm worried that there was so much fervor that everybody's going to be buttoned up in P's and Q's and in respect mode, that we're not going to get any fun.

Well, Sean Payton is, to me, a good candidate to make it happen. I think Jim Harbaugh, we already heard on this show, is a good candidate because older people, not going to say guys, but older people, they don't care. They know what does it really matter. I'm looking forward to being even more of that person that just doesn't carebro. When you're not in charge, you get blamed sometimes for things that are out of your control. I think they viewed it like, Yeah, we'll keep nick Seriani, and we'll keep it under our parameters. These are the parameters he's going to have to work with, and if you can't make this work, sorry.The first person that was made aware of those parameters was most likely nick Seriani. Sure. He You want volunteers, not hostages, and nick Siriani is completely fine being the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles.That's a perfect point to make because Doug Peterson was surprisingly fired, I believe, based on the reporting that came in afterwards, after not accepting a similar idea. Exactly. He was just like, What? No. I won a Super Bowl. No. And nick Seriani was that close to winning a Super Bowl. But I get it. He has a very talented team. He loves coaching, and he's going to try to make this work. It is just a little weird. It's slightly weird. Because coaches usually pick their staff, but the Eagles do things a little differently in general, and for the most part, it's been very effective.If, like we talked about Bill earlier, if Bill Belichick was willing to He'd probably give a little lenience to his staff preparation and choices, then he'd be the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons.I thought you were going to say he would be the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles because they did speak with him, how he spoke with him. Who even knows how that conversation went or how it could go in the future. That's something to watch. Watch out for NFL Daily. Appreciate you guys listening. We have Brian Baldinger. Baldy. Excited about this segment. We have Cooked Up with Baldy, and Mike Garefolo is going to be on the show to wrap up the week on Friday's show as well with some news. So looking forward to that. Looking forward to having you, Patrick, back on on Monday's show. And until then... Yeah. We're out the womb. Just wipe off that gunk and let's go.Music by John Placenta.For Patrick and Randy. You'll see you next time.There's idiots everywhere.

bro. When you're not in charge, you get blamed sometimes for things that are out of your control. I think they viewed it like, Yeah, we'll keep nick Seriani, and we'll keep it under our parameters. These are the parameters he's going to have to work with, and if you can't make this work, sorry.

The first person that was made aware of those parameters was most likely nick Seriani. Sure. He You want volunteers, not hostages, and nick Siriani is completely fine being the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles.

That's a perfect point to make because Doug Peterson was surprisingly fired, I believe, based on the reporting that came in afterwards, after not accepting a similar idea. Exactly. He was just like, What? No. I won a Super Bowl. No. And nick Seriani was that close to winning a Super Bowl. But I get it. He has a very talented team. He loves coaching, and he's going to try to make this work. It is just a little weird. It's slightly weird. Because coaches usually pick their staff, but the Eagles do things a little differently in general, and for the most part, it's been very effective.

If, like we talked about Bill earlier, if Bill Belichick was willing to He'd probably give a little lenience to his staff preparation and choices, then he'd be the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons.

I thought you were going to say he would be the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles because they did speak with him, how he spoke with him. Who even knows how that conversation went or how it could go in the future. That's something to watch. Watch out for NFL Daily. Appreciate you guys listening. We have Brian Baldinger. Baldy. Excited about this segment. We have Cooked Up with Baldy, and Mike Garefolo is going to be on the show to wrap up the week on Friday's show as well with some news. So looking forward to that. Looking forward to having you, Patrick, back on on Monday's show. And until then... Yeah. We're out the womb. Just wipe off that gunk and let's go.

Music by John Placenta.

For Patrick and Randy. You'll see you next time.

There's idiots everywhere.