Jim O'Neill

I don't think they're going to fire him.

But do we hand the reins over to Jim O'Neill, the safeties coach and ex-defensive coordinator in this league? He's been to D.C.

twice, in Cleveland and in San Francisco.

You've got all next week off.

If they touch capital gains tax, then

what's the point? Isn't it interesting on that one, and I think it was Jim O'Neill, faulted on having anything to do with this government, but Haldane was the other touted advisor for this government.

Haldane, he's now criticized them.

Yeah,

I mean, I think it would ...

Jim O'Neill's probably next in line if it were to happen or if it were gonna be to consideration, but I, I don't think that's gonna happen.

I, I, I j- that's just what my gut tells me.

We lived through some of those Aaron Glenn struggles, too, and it just kinda ...

Yeah.

I, I think the other point I wanted to make is Jim O'Neill has, I think, said at least twice on the podcast that one of the most important things that, uh, Andy Burnham should do would be to reform the triple lock.

He, he c- he referred to it, as you remember in that episode, we k- we kept talking about the sacred cows.

Yeah.

Yeah

... um, and, and Andy Burnham has, has, you know, slain this particular sacred cow.

And it just is interesting to me that even though Jim O'Neill is not in the government, he didn't take a job, Andy Burnham is plainly still listening-

Mm.

But I understand that Dan, because he's offensive, probably not probably won't make a move like that in season because I offense it's different because Dan could take over play calling defense.

You'd have to give it to Jim O'Neill or Casey Rogers.

And I don't think that's realistic.

So, yeah, probably after the season.

Again, I don't think you can fire him right now.

But you can certainly, say, lean on guys like Jim O'Neill and Casey Rogers, guys who have been coordinators before.

And like, hey man, give me more input.

Let's have you have more influence and fingerprints on this defense.