Joe Philbin

They're 0-7.

I think 1-7 is where Steve Ross, you know, made the decision to fire Joe Philbin at midseason.

So, you know, that's sort of if they go 0-7, then that's sort of a moment like where, okay, it's done, you know.

And once it's done, how long before Justin Herbert finds himself a little shoulder injury to sit out the rest of the year? And then every other veteran on that roster starts doing the same thing, you know, like how in the tank year we found excuses to put Xavier and Howard on injured injured reserve and and things like that.

I go – so – During the preseason, he – like, preseason games didn't play much.

But in the practices, I mean, they were like – so, Joe, you know, we'd be sitting up there.

I think you'd be up there.

And we're going, man, that guy might be our leading receiver.

But...

Ultimately, again, I think it comes down to the coach and the quarterback.

And Jeff Halfley, no flashing red signs like we had early on with a Joe Philbin or a Cam Cameron.

You like what you see, but it's early.

You got your start at, was it Milford? Worcester Academy.

Worcester Academy prep with guys like Kenny O'Keefe and Joe Philbin.

Mike Sherman.

Mike Sherman.

And I

thought Joe Philbin was going to get fired then and then end up bringing them back for a few games and then he'll get fired after they lost to the Jets in London.

So it's crazy, you know, just, you know, the timeline and everything.

No, actually, though, but they had – Stephen Ross had told us because this was the season finale in 2014.

Yes.

Stephen Ross had told the South Florida media the week before after they beat Minnesota on the last second block punt that he was bringing back Phil, but even though they already had been eliminated from playoff contention after – 13, 14, year three of Joe Philbin.

So you mentioned, you referenced Minka Fitzpatrick.

Of course, the Jets stole him from the Dolphins for only a seventh round pick because the Dolphins basically were more like in-house.