I don't know what you should do, Mike.

I think I'd rather take a bullet in the head. I'd rather stick needles in my eyes. I don't know what to say. The Beyond Dumb 2 to 6 show, right? Jackpot! 985, the Sports Hub. I don't know. They gave up on it. It was a coach of the seat. I was just doing my job, supporting my teammates. I mean, I had none but great things to say about the organization. Great organization they gave me the opportunity. I don't know what it was. I guess I wasn't playing good or they didn't feel comfortable. I don't know. I could have changed that game though. I feel that way. What happens now, Malcolm?

Unrestricted free agent. I ain't Miss Cleo, so I can't tell the peace. Whatever he did, again, my take is just the part that fathered me is that they dressed him and played him on a special team. He was on the punt team. Phil only punted once, so he only saw him once. but if what he did was so egregious that you had to punish him, then punish him.

Send him once. But if what he did was so egregious that you had to punish him, then punish him. Send him home. Put him up on the ninth floor. Put him in

street clothes. If it wasn't such an egregious violation of team rules, then why is he even,

then, you know, either play him or don't, that halfway measure and only letting him know right before

the game during the national anthem and letting Eric Rowe know during the national anthem what are you

doing there you just trying to make a fool a kid are you trying to expose him or you're trying to

put him out there on national TV or is that a vindictive move on your part so to let the world know

as a kid heads into free agency that he's been punished.

How could you look at it any other way?

I can't until further notice.

If I find out it's a violent act, okay.

But otherwise, it's a power trip.

But you're just, you know, I know.

Even if it is something like weed or missing.

No, no, no, no.

Then if it is, send him home.

Send him home.

Send him home. Send him home. If what he did was so egregious and you have to keep

your team rules, which I respect, then don't put him in uniform. He wanted him publicly

shamed. That's what he wanted. He wanted him publicly shamed. And that's the vindictive part

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