Frank Reich

... "Jeez, I didn't even realize Darren Waller was in, uh, was in Carolina or wherever he was at the, in that game."

Yeah, I mean, Frank Reich with the Jets-

They're everywhere

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Um, a little flex action.

Saw him get in the end zone.

Uh, by the way, do you see the, uh, the five tight end set that, that, uh, Frank Reich rolled out? Um, not, not ashamed of that.

We go ahead and throw five tight ends out there.

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I wonder whe- which of those the Jets will end up being under Frank Reich as offensive coordinator, but I think that this is an offense to be built around the offensive line blocking for Breece Hall and then Braylon Allen behind him.

I think the Jets wanna control the ball, they want to impose their will.

And then on the defensive side of the ball, I think that you have to force the Packers to show that they've fixed their protection issues, you know?

You just talked about it, how they, they, the Jets got after, Hall had a great game.

I mean, it- Frank Reich, by the way, how about that, that, what is it? Five ti- four tight end, five tight end package.

What the hell was that?

Yeah.

Uh, well, dude, Frank Reich did a bunch of things that surpri- I mean, he went under center quite a bit.

He gave a, a jet motion sweep to Kenyan Sadiq for a touchdown.

I'm like, "Whoa."

Oh, Ben J- you said he's Ben Johnson.

There is never a time...

In this regime, and it's not just Eichen, it's Frank Reich, it's Pagano, where in football, and this is what's always astounded me, Davey, they never talk about toughness or winning.

They talk about relationships.

Here's a big sign.

That defense, that collection of talent gave it 59 points, the most points ever allowed by the Panthers, the most points ever scored by the Chicago Bears, and they've been playing football for 100 years.

So you look at Agero since he's been here in Carolina, when he got hired by David Tepper to be the OC DC for Frank Reich.

It wasn't like Frank Reich hired him.

Tepper interviewed him and said, you're not good enough to be my head coach, but you're going to be the DC.

How about that? And Frank Reich, this is Frank.

Frank, this is Agero.

You guys are going to work together.

It felt like Gino was very accurate.

He was very collected, the type of quarterback that Frank Reich wants.

And the only times that I felt like they really needed him to you know, produce under pressure was either when he was holding the ball for a long time or there was something easy underneath or it was like a heavy blitz with an easy answer I felt like Gino played a good game because he was in a much better situation with a strong offensive line a run game that was successful and some receivers that helped him out too I mean his throw to Mitchell to the corner was really not that well placed of a ball but Mitchell came back and got it and that was nice to see Cooper I mean he was screaming wide open on that blitz that totally didn't get home but you know he takes that almost to the goal line and It was just a lot of stuff that you'd like to see from the supporting cast to help Geno.

And if that's the type of team that you're going to have around him and that's the type of offense you're going to run, I think you'll go up against bigger challenges than the Jets or than the Titans.

I mean, honestly...

there are people who were surprised that when Frank Reich was fired, that he was given the opportunity to one interview for the job, but then for the head coaching job, I should say.

And then two, that he was retained because it's not like the defense was horrible with that year, but like with as bad as things were, You think you want to just kind of cut bait with everybody? Start anew with everything? That's also

Canales' decision to keep him.

Yeah, the big story is everybody's pissed off, man, that they kept the Jero and that the Panthers defense that added Devin Lloyd, added Jalen Phillips, added Bobby Okereke, has Derek Brown, has JC Horn, Mike Jackson, Trevon Merrig, That defense, that collection of talent gave it 59 points, the most points ever allowed by the Panthers, the most points ever scored by the Chicago Bears, and they've been playing football for 100 years.

So you look at Agero since he's been here in Carolina, when he got hired by David Tepper to be the OC DC for Frank Reich.

It wasn't like Frank Reich hired him.

Tepper interviewed him and said, you're not good enough to be my head coach, but you're going to be the DC.

How about that? And Frank Reich, this is Frank.

Frank, this is Agero.

You guys are going to work together.

The Jaguars wanted to pick me because of all the quarterbacks that were out.

It was only, it was Frank Reich and me were the two veteran quarterbacks that were available.

Yeah.

And they both told me that they wanted me if they won the coin toss.