And we are back, folks here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA online at the

Big 1050.com, Sam Webb. Mr. Iroint, tribe on the other side and joining us as he does every single week to go inside the huddle is our good friend Mike Spath. Mike, good morning. How are you? I'm doing well, Sam. How are you guys doing? I'm doing all right, Mike. So I know basketball is front center right now, but we got to remind the tape and start out talking about the NFL draft because a week ago, you came on and you said, hey, listen, telling you what's going to happen.

The lions are going to draft.

Kenyon Sadiq in the first round

I don't think that that was

totally you were totally off base

in your thinking as much as

they needed to draft for need

I wonder what would have happened

if Kenyon Sadiq was on the board

but you had to be smiling big

where you saw Kenyan Sadiq go off the board

right before the lion's pick

yeah he went to 16 didn't't he? So when I saw that, I was like, I mean, I honestly did like a little jig in the house because I was like, okay, thank God. Brad Holmes won not draft the tight end out of Oregon. It's not available to him. He's got to draft an offensive lineman, right? And sure enough he did.

Sure enough he did. I mean, it was interesting. I was listening to my friend Matt Derry and he said,

hey, man, if you went into the draft and you said that you wanted the lines to draft for need

and you wanted their first two picks to be an offensive tackle and a defensive end, then you

cannot complain about the offensive end that they drafted in the first two rounds.

So he's absolutely right.

And is this the first time in Brad Holmes' entire tenure that he drafted for need?

He might not say that he did, right?

He might say that he still drafted the best available and all those different stuff.

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