Welcome back to another edition of the Ballas and Skeen Show.

This is post-mortem Indiana.

And I am wearing my lion's gear today, and for good reason, five interceptions, Doug Skeen from the great Jared Gough,

the best quarterback in Michigan, or in the Lions history, according to Doug Skeen, throws five picks.

And Doug Skeen tells me, well, only three were his fault.

Come on, man. Come on. come on be a man and me i love

jacoff but come on man i stick by it of of in my lifetime golf is the the best quarterback the lions

have had and i and i rate that from clutch performances and yes it, it wasn't pretty, it was ugly.

But he was also part of the reason they won.

So, you know, hey, ballast, I'm just saying, it's a statistical, almost impossibility to turn the ball over five times and win an NFL football game.

That's crazy. And if it were a Michigan quarterback, you would be eviscerating him. But let's go talk about Michigan at this point. Because, you know what, you're going to eviscerate Davis Warren anyway. And maybe for good reason, but at the same time, here's no, I'm not going to eviscerate him. Okay.

Here's one stat, though, that just blows my mind. 61.8% of passing downs and dropbacks, he was under pressure on Saturday.

That is unacceptable.

That's ridiculous.

You can use whatever you want to describe it.

It's insane.

And I wrote in my post game and you read this and

tell me if you agree with it that the offensive line has been the biggest disappointment,

the most disappointing part about this offense this year. Yes, no doubt. And in no particular order,

inconsistent run blocking, going back to linebackers running through against Oregon,

inconsistent pass blocking with simple passing off of basic tackle end and tackle twists

or linebacker Don lineman games. We're not talking about complicated stuff here,

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