3 o'clock. Good to have you with us as Snowmageddon commences tonight. So we're going to do this,

and Rico, unfortunately, in America in 2025, you have to offer a lot of disclaimers. So let me just say this.

No one has advocated for the player I'm about to critique. No one has advocated for the team, like the team I'm going to

critique. This does not mean I don't like them or don't like this player. But when stupid things

happen or I start to see a behavioral pattern, I think it's okay to talk about it. So if the tiny

brains in the back can't handle it, go to Kidsbop.

But the Detroit Lions and their players and some of you in the fan base are becoming very unlikable.

Now, part of that happens when you begin winning.

Well, the rest of the league doesn't like you, except most of the league has kissed your

ass.

Your coach is a celebrity.

Every player wants to play for them.

Your team, everybody's rooting for us because, well, we've never won anything.

But here's where it's gotten weird.

Locally, there is just a behavioral pattern here, and I'm not comfortable with it.

And it has become a little bit whiny, a little bit delusional.

And yes, it ties into the discotheque.

Yes, it ties into, I can't watch the Super Bowl. It's too painful,

but we would have rolled the Chiefs. Oh, well, if we were healthy, dot, dot, dot, dot. It's like,

no, that's the NFL. This is what you sign up for. And when you don't win a playoff game and you get hit with a brink struck by a rookie quarterback at home, nobody wants to hear it.

Especially when, another reason you've become unlikable, is that you chastised and vilified anyone who merely gave the commanders a chance. So the latest installment

of this, and I'm telling you, I believe every bit of this, and I know David will agree with me,

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