He supports the idea that officials should be accountable and potentially face firing if they perform poorly.

“If you suck, you need to be fired, which I think is being part of, now granted, the NFL refoci. It's like I don't think so.”

Chris Long claims that NFL officials should not be able to litigate goal-line calls after the fact, even if the eventual call on the field was correct.

“They got the call right. The issue is how they got the call right. That's not something New York's supposed to be able to do.”

Dan believes that Mike McDaniel was unfairly and sloppily fired by an organization that gave him false assurances about his job security.

“I would have to be of the opinion that, you know, certainly it's sloppy the way Steven Ross handled it. Why didn't he fire him on Black Monday? Why did McDaniel have the impression that he was staying? He's doing exit interviews.”

Stugotz believes that Mike McDaniel was rightfully fired because he was too loyal to Tua Tagovailoa, which ultimately led to the team's failure.

“I'm listen I think McDaniel got fired because he tied himself to Tua and they lost.”

Aaron Rodgers is using the uncertainty of his return to leverage the Pittsburgh Steelers organization.

“I think any quarterback is loving this. We got We can have a team by the balls being for what, 42? How Wait, how old is it?”

JJ Watt suggests that Aaron Rodgers is the most likely candidate to become the next quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

“I don't have any inside information. I would assume the same as everybody else. It'll most likely be Aaron Rogers.”