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I'm your host, Mike Payton, of Pride of Detroit.

Today we got another special

guest for you. We've had NFL insiders. We've had beat writers. We've had former players. We've

had tons of different views of the game. But today we're going to take another view from

somebody we don't usually hear from we're going to look

at the photographers and and i've got a great photographer here with us i've got mike mahalan of m live

mike thanks for coming on today hey thanks for having me it's great to be here joining a great company

yeah absolutely yeah we do all right we do all right uh all right so um you know i just

want to get right into it you know what's what's it like down there on the field because you're

one of the only guys during the covid 19 that's not a player that's not a coach or an official or a team

employee that gets to be on the

field on a weekly basis. What's that like right now? Yeah, so right now we're not quite on

the field. We're on the front row, which still just being in the stadium and down in the action

is pretty unique. It's really weird down there, to be honest with you. It's pretty surreal. It's

sometimes, typically there's probably 20 to 30 photographers, and right now it seems to be that

there's around 10, if that down near the field at all times. For the most part, it's pretty surreal.

It's when you remember in years past and looking out and hearing fans and everything

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