Sirianni insouciant about hot seat despite Saleh sacking

Nick Sirianni isn't concerned about his job safety despite the shock firing of Robert Saleh from the Jets.

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00:00No, obviously wish him nothing but the best, you know

00:03I had a good working relationship with with coach Salah being able to practice against those guys got a lot of respect for him

00:09You know always wishing him and his family the best

00:13Think he's a really good football coach

00:16But my mind is set on only how do we get better? Like if I'm upset?

00:22anything that

00:24Anything out of your control or anything that that consumes your mind?

00:28That's not focused on getting better as a waste of time. It only clouds the it only clouds the

00:35process driven of like if I'm waking up at 4 in the morning, right and

00:43My mind's not like it was just my mind and I'm thinking about what I'm gonna say the team. Oh my god

00:48I'm excited like it's hard for me to go back to sleep when I wake up in the middle of night

00:51Cuz I'm like, okay, I could say this and here's I'm gonna there's I'm gonna message this. Oh, what if we did this on defense?

00:57Oh, what if we did this with special teams?

00:59What if I have this conversation with this guy and like if my mind that I get so much like I get less sleep

01:06But I get a lot of things done there the trip home

01:09You know my drive into work or my drive out of work. There's so many things if you're focused on things that

01:15that don't that that you can't control or like and

01:20Then that's gonna cloud that that hunger and that drive to get better

01:26And so that's all that that we think about is the hunger drive to get better

01:30I know you probably can say well, that's coach dog is I'm not yeah, that's exactly what that's how we that's how I live

01:37That's how I've operated for you know, you are who your habits are and that's how I've been operating for a big portion of my life