00:00But I think it's far less important to get Hurts' sign-off on it
00:05than it is to find the right coordinator for Hurts.
00:11Those are two different things.
00:13What Hurts needs is to be pushed.
00:15I think that we can go from high school with his dad all the way to Alabama
00:22and look at the different stops and then through the pros
00:26and look at the coordinators and the coaches that have been the most effective with Hurts.
00:31And it's the ones that aren't afraid to lay it down when he is doing something wrong,
00:38to be very clear about it, not shy away from it, to coach him hard.
00:43He's a coach's son.
00:45That's what he responds to.
00:47So, like, you don't want to get the opinion of, like,
00:50hey, like, who do you think you would work the best with, like, this, that, and that?
00:54Like, you want to be like, who's going to challenge Hurts?
00:57Who's going to push him to be his very best?
00:59Like, that's what you're out there for.
01:01And it shouldn't be Hurts' decision.
01:03I don't think that Hurts is in a position, quite frankly, you know,
01:06to be laying out any kind of, like, whether it would be demands
01:10or, like, trying to put down some serious influence on that.
01:13I understand where he is as QB1.
01:15But I think he's also in a spot where, you know,
01:18he's got to show, like, some marked improvement here.
01:21The passing offense has not been good for several years now.
01:25He's the quarterback.
01:26And in order for them to take the next step offensively, you know,
01:30he's really going to have to grow and evolve.
01:33So, for me, this is where, you know, the front office and the coaching staff,
01:37they have to come together and have to figure out, all right,
01:39what's the best fit for Hurts and the rest of this offense?
01:43And I think that's the best approach heading into it.
01:51I think that's the best approach heading into it.
01:56So, I'm going to get to the next step of the
