The new Kenny drop is stellar.

Welcome in on a Tuesday.

Are you going to be all right?

You laughed your way through Jeremy's up.

I don't know why today that whole please refrain from using ethnic slurs.

Because Jeremy's got a potty mouth on him.

He has to be reminded.

It's remarkable.

He looks clean cut and all-American. He's actually just a very hateful person. Let's get into it. I want to play a piece of audio for everybody, because after we do this topic, we're going to get to college football. We're going to get to Michigan, Michigan State's what we do on Tuesdays in the fall. But I want to kind of put a bow on the lion's thing. I want to play a piece of the Dan Campbell interview with Cookies and John this morning, and I'm asking questions. And remember, they're not declarative statements, they're questions.

I thought what Dan Campbell said was interesting. I want to play this for you. He was asked about

the pass rush. And of course, it's like you can't talk about Aden in this town without this weird, well, they may as well call him double-team hutch. Yeah, I'm aware he gets double-teamed. Every good pass-rusher does. You either rise above it or you don't. I don't need to hear it every time we talk about him.

Whether he plays good or bad, he's double-teamed.

So can we stop? So he's asked about the pass rush.

Listen to Campbell's answer and I'm going to ask you two questions.

Fair? Fair. Okay. David, hit the music.

Yeah, he had two quarterback hits.

I'm not interested in that.

So let me ask you these two questions.

And before I do, let me disarm you from your three by five talking points.

Okay.

I understand it was Hutch's first game in a year.

I understand it might take some ramp up time. One problem, you guys yelled at us for saying it might take ramp up time. Uh-oh. Also, no one is saying Hutch is a bad player. No one is saying he's anything other than a very good player. The difference between very good and great is the greats. We never have to hear about double teams.

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