Locked on Lions, Locked on Podcast Network.

Matt, are you with you, a special Sunday edition on January 24th and a Monday, January 25th.

What's going on, everybody?

Thank you for listening and to joining us and what it was a crazy Saturday when you're talking about the Detroit Lions.

So the big news, of course, is Matthew Stafford will be gone, as I've kind of been alluding to on this podcast over the last week or so.

Just when you listen to Brad Holmes, when you listen to Dan Campbell, they didn't sound like they were fighting for their quarterback or saying he's going to be here anymore, which is the opposite of what Rod Wood had said, going back to Patricia and Quinn about Stafford being our

quarterback. And then yesterday, with the likes of Tom Pelliserro, Adam Schaefter, and others

reporting that the Lions were told by Matthew Stafford in January after the season that he

wants to be traded, that he's given him great 12 years, and it's time to go. So we'll roll into

that today. We'll talk about some, and it's time to go. So we'll roll into that

today. We'll talk about some potential places Matthew Stafford could go. I also have some

front office news that I've been kind of tweeting about a little bit over the last 24 hours.

I'll give you an update on that. And the Lions have a new offensive coordinator, which I think

is interesting. All of that today on Lockdown Lions here on a Saturday. You can follow us on Twitter at Dairy Speaks, D-E-R-Y-Speaks at Lockedon Lions, and the Matt Dairy Facebook fan page. It's sad. This is a sad day. And whether you're a Stafford hater, Stafford lover, in between, don't think he's elite,

he is elite, whatever it is, 12 years with the same quarterback, the face of your franchise, a good

person, all right? I was on the radio on Cleveland the other day filling in on 92, 3 the fan,

and I was ripping Kyrie Irving talking about, this guy isn't a good guy.

He's just not.

Anybody that gets in contact with Matthew Stafford, you know, whether it's car parkers, whether it's ushers, whether it's people at the hospital when his wife had babies, whatever, you know, the guy at the Kroger, whatever.

Matthew Stafford is a great guy,

a great person, and was such a great symbol for the city of Detroit. And for 12 years, he gave

everything he had. All right, the number nine jerseys were everywhere. Why? Because he did live up,

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