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

online at the big 1050.com, Sam Webb.

Bobby Toth is the end for a vacationing Ira Wynchrob this morning, and Bobby was telling me in the break that you were

reading an endemican soup piece.

Yes, so he, let me see the publication.

But yeah, he just did an interview talking about how he felt leaving the Detroit Lions. Here it is. Yeah, saying it was

bittersweet to recall his exit from the Lions in 2014 saying it was gremonious. He said he loved

seeing familiar face words. First time back in this building since I was kicked out for lack

of better words. But yeah, it was always a warm welcome when i come into the city

which is like a breath of fresh air so thanks he was not he was not kicked out of detroit no he left

this is the but i mean i guess i guess coming back around it you're you're trying to make it seem like something different?

His next line was, really the most upsetting piece was when I looked back to reflect on it.

I remember vividly, I left church and my agent called me saying, we got a deal done, you're going to Miami.

Okay.

Yeah, yeah, he was not kicked out.

He took a big, huge, gargantuan deal, and he left.

He was not kicked out.

I just, I remember seeing him in like a Michigan basketball game, and then all of a sudden

he was out of here.

And that was it. So so anyway I guess bygones

are bygones and he's back in the Lions good graces I guess I suppose so just being a guy

loved by Detroit kind of the same thing is... No, no, not really.

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