All right, I'm very excited.

I don't have a big trade to report, but I want to get to a caller, and I'm thankfully called back,

and maybe somebody reached out to him.

We're going to put Louis and Dearborn to the front of the line, because I want to understand what the issue is.

Let me just set it up where we're at.

Lions, unless the fax machines are late.

Shout out 2005.

They didn't do anything today. And I want to know where that put you because to me,

it's no different than what Scott Harris offered you this summer. It is an open, brazen

refusal to put you in the best position to win it all. Now it doesn't mean you can't win it all. I think fans conflate those things. Tomorrow's sun's going to come up, we're going to move on, and it'll be all about, all right, beat the commanders. And let's try not to have anybody else get hurt. But this is a football team that has the potential to win a Super Bowl. I think clearly they have some very concerning injuries.

They have some weaknesses.

And yes, I do allow the way Philadelphia does business to affect how I view this team.

Why?

They've been to three Super Bowls in recent history and won two of them, and we've never been to

one.

I look at the Rams. I look at been to one. I look at the Rams.

I look at the Niners.

I look at the Bucks.

These are the teams that are representing the NFC.

They have a standard way of doing business.

I wanted the Lions to do something today.

And they didn't.

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