Robert Salas

No one's talking quarterbacks.

But if they come out and lay an egg week one, and Robert Salas, you know, he stomps them out.

They, you know, Geno throws three picks.

Tony Adams gets a pick.

I certainly think this is a must win for the Titans.

The Jets probably could be feeling the same way, but you want to start the Robert Sala era with a win, especially with all the discussion around this team and Cam Ward in particular.

If they go out there Sunday and don't play well and obviously lose the game, then Titans fans may lose it on Monday.

And look, I don't even think you can make the case of, oh, they go play well, it's a closely fought game, and then they end up losing.

Herm Edwards is with us from ESPN.

Ironically, the Titans opened their season against the Jets this weekend.

Robert Sala, their former coach.

Do people realize, and maybe you tell me it's not, but how difficult it is to coach in New York? When you look at whether you're the Jets coach or the Giants coach, And ironically, both of the former ones are on the Titan staff.

No, no, it was true.

And then later when I was a professor at UAlbany around 2015, I had come across the press conference that Robert Hastings had held in 2010. where the first speaker was Robert Salas and he was talking about UFO incursions at the nuclear missile sites and Malmstrom Air Force Base, the same Air Force Base in 1967.

And I thought, oh my God, this is actually real.

It really struck me.

And I was so excited to hear that I called my wife up because I said, my wife has to hear this because I'm tired of being the only crazy person in the room.

I mean, the implications of that, though, Kevin, are incredible.

It's always amazed me ever since I first spoke to Robert Salas.

I mean, he's telling the truth.

According to the material cited in the NUFORC investigation, ten Minuteman missiles were rendered inoperable during the incident.

Former missile officer Robert Salas has publicly discussed the event for decades.

The NUFORC investigation also cites researcher Brad Sparks, who argues that the missile malfunction was documented in a classified engineering investigation conducted by MOING.

According to Sparks, the missile disabling itself was investigated while the alleged UFO activity surrounding the incident was treated separately.

I mean, he talked a lot of mess last year.

And when you do that, then you've got the Robert Salas, who he's going to see twice a year now.

And remember, he got into it with him on the field and then doing the whole Dabo Sweeney playbook.

Nobody believes in us.