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We say good morning to Jeeps. Grant Paulson for our colleague check-in.

What's up, Grant? Good morning. Hey, C. Gentlemen, what's up? How are you guys? What's up? You know what? I'm going to pose this question to you that we've asked a callers. What was Grant Paulson's personal rock bottom during the commander's loss to the Lions yesterday? Oh, that's tough. It's hard to choose, I know.

Yeah, there's many plays to choose from.

I suppose Jemir Gibbs' 44-yard touchdown run when the game was already on ice.

And the Lions, which I didn't think they would do, guys, were basically just mailing it in,

and they were trying to just run clock.

And Washington said, no, we'd prefer you to score on a 50-yard explosive and have another

touchdown.

That's always, to me, kind of the rock bottom most embarrassing moment is when your adversary is

trying to help you get to the finish line, limp to the finish line, and you just can't

accept the gift.

Well, I also thought it was kind of embarrassing for the commanders that Dan Campbell

snatches the play-calling sheet away from John Morton because he's like, you know what,

I can do whatever I want against this commander's defense.

They're going to offer little to no resistance, and they kind of, you know, they delivered

on that end of the bargain. Yeah, I've always said you call the team meeting before you play

the Marlins. You know what I mean? Like you want to make sure that when you are doing your players

only meeting, you pick the right day on the calendar, Dan Campbell, I bet she doesn't even call plays next week. He's like,

let me show you how it's done. By the way, I'm going to call plays this week against Washington.

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