And we are back, folks, here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA online at the big 1050.com, Sam Webb, Mr. Iro Wondra on the other side. I mean, I'm getting messages. It's like, man, tell Ira to get off the lines. Tell I really get off the Lions. It's not even a Packers fan. I guess you got to be a Packers fan by extension, right?

I'm a realist, Sam.

I'm a realist.

But got to be a Packers fan to stay in the wife's good graces somewhat.

I get it.

I get it.

Kind of have to be at the same time.

Sam, it's more of our, this is a realist.

This isn't coming from the, as the husband of a Packer fan.

How often do you see in-season trades that are very impactful at work?

And how often do you see those with certain positions in particular center

left tackle but center in particular that guy's got to come in and immediately learn an

entire new playbook and then he's got to do that's a lot to ask of somebody to come in unless

that's somebody that happened to be with that OC previously so they're very familiar with

them and then it's a it could be a smoother transition

that's a lot to ask and it's also a lot to ask another NFL team that has a couple of quality

starting linemen and be like yeah we know you guys stink but he's pretty good so we want to

take him off your hands it's really hard to convince them to let that guy go because that

guy is usually a piece of what they're trying to do to get better. So it's just it's a very,

I just think the ability to bring in a guy like a seizure to wheeves via trade. I'm not saying it's not

possible, but I think it's a very remote possibility. Yep. And yet we just saw Michael Parsons get traded.

And that's why, that's why if you're Brad Holmes, you got to be, you got to be pushing

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