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as the Lions Storm towards the playoffs.

Today's bonus content is a conversation between Stoney and NFL films analyst Greg Cossell.

All right, joined by, I don't know what the call, maybe just the film tape

guru of the National Football League for NFL films. You see him on ESPN, he does

a matchup, he does all sorts of stuff, and he's on a lot of shows. And he was with and John Jansin a couple of times in a former

radio life he is Greg Coel of NFL films how are you sir?

Tony good to be with you I'm doing great, you know, it's in season, so you know, uh, uh, I'm in my office quite a bit.

Yes, I know you're a little busy.

And you've been there, you've been there. You've seen it.

Oh absolutely. It's a very nice office. Love that facility.

Before we start talking about the Lions, with the league in general has the play been I don't know if disappointing is the

right word but maybe it's just in the first few weeks it It's started to step up. We've seen a for the most part not as exciting NFL as we have in the past.

Yeah, there haven't been as many points scored overall and I think that that's the way people often judge whether it's exciting or not.

And I think I'm sure studies have been done as to what fans find exciting about watching the NFL.

I'm sure scoring a lot of points is probably near the top of the list. watching the NFL

I'm sure scoring a lot of points is probably near the top of the list. I think fans prefer

seeing big plays in the passing game than they do seeing three yards in a cloud of dust.

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