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

Online, the big 1050.com.

Sam Webb, Mr. Ira Weintraub on the other side and joining us.

This is our therapist, our therapy session, our football therapist, Mr. Will Heineger.

He talks us through the down times, especially when we need to dissect and discern things in the trenches.

And that's kind of where we are this week because, boy, I mean, it was a tale of two cities

up front.

Defensively, they gave Indiana the business up front.

They gave them the business up front, Mr. Wide Trap.

But offensively, they were giving Michigan the business up front, Mr. White Trabb, but offensively, they were giving Michigan the business up front,

joining us to take us through it.

A guy who got it done in the trenches for the maze in blue and now helps others in his work

with the Eisenberg Family Depression Center is Will Heininger. Will,

good morning. How are you? Good morning, fellas. Happy Monday, doing well today. Man, that,

that upbeat spirit. I can hear it coming through in your voice. Will, appreciate that.

Man, I appreciate that. Just the tone in your voice. I appreciate my brother.

All right. So before we get into it, tell the folks about the work you do with the Eisenberg

Family Depression Center.

Yeah, Sam. Appreciate the intro and always fine to be the football therapist.

Just disclaimer that I actually do not do clinical work,

but do instead outreach and education. So the preventative work and proud to be a part of our

outreach team at the Depression Center. Finished up our last peer-to-peer conference up in the thumb

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