Let's get you to your weekend. We've got Lions and Rams.

And before we kind of get back into the game, David, that update by Jeremy Otto, I need to ask a question to you guys.

Taylor Decker was not at practice today?

That is correct. So let me give you the injury report because I think the way they listed him

may be what they've done here. Okay. So out is Branch and Kirby Joseph. We know that. Owasika

questionable, Marjor, questionable, Mahogany, questionable, Raymond, questionable, Vaki Zilstra, questionable.

Taylor Decker, they list this questionable, but it says shoulder and then it says rest.

So maybe they use today to just rest him.

Yeah.

I mean, the rule is you don't practice Friday, you don't play.

I agree, but they just, they just dismiss that rule with St. Brown.

So maybe they're now doing it with Taylor Decker this week. No, just something to monitor. That's all, fellas. Go ahead, Rika. No, no, no. I'm thinking too late in the season. You're more valuable. Our O line is already a little bit decimated. We know what you can do. We know that we're in the home stretch, and we're going to have to win every game. So I don't need you

out there for unnecessary reps. That's what I want to do. Here's what I want to do. If you're

driving home from work right now, I want to ask you a question directly. We use a lot of phraseology,

you know, over 18 week NFL season, you know, a must win or a bounce

back spot or a credibility game. You know, that's how the league works. I wanted to ask you

if this is a credibility game because a lot of people seemingly use what the team did two years

ago or last year as this baked in credibility to who

they may or may not be this year. And I don't do that. Every year is its own chapter. Nothing

that you did matters. Signed the Eagles. Won the Super Bowl last year. They looked like dirty diaper.

The point is, I want to ask you, what is this team done to earn credibility?

They haven't won back-to-back games since September.

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