Spiegel and Holmes

Afternoons on the score

Hello

You play to win the game

We're playing to win this week

All right final hour for us

He is Anthony Here and I'm Jetser Richards

We are in for Spiegel and Holmes today

So excited to talk to our next guest

He is Herm Edwards

He is the one with I don't want to go too guest. He is Herm Edwards. He is the one with, you know, I don't want to

go too far, but that is one of the most favorite or famous quotes in sports. And Herm, I'm

sorry, it's a bit on the nose, but you heard Ben Johnson follow up after you, where when

Ben Johnson was asked this week about how they're going to approach the Detroit lines.

They're already in as the two or the three-seat.

And he said very clearly, we're going to play to win that game.

What was it so much about that quote from yours back in 2002 that you think resonated so much with the public?

Well, I just think people, you know, in general, whenever you are a competitor, I mean, if that's not your mindset, then you got a problem, right? And it doesn't matter how many games you want or lost. I mean, every game is a, or opportunities, that's the most important opportunity. And when you stop playing to win, then why are you playing?

The end of the day, I mean, that's kind of important last time I checked.

And it seems that this coach, Ben Johnson, for the Bears, in his first year,

we had seen for seasons that he was a high-level offensive mind in Detroit.

And then you had Dan Campbell as the head coach that seemed to be this sort of driving force for the Detroit culture.

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