USA Today or Dave Burkett reporting the Lions were one of six teams to reach out and

check in on Lagerius Sneedee, the Chief's All-Pro Corner.

What I have always said is this, I will never get mad if a player doesn't want to be here,

if the cost of acquisition is absurd or if it just doesn't work out. But I do get

angry and it's been more directed at Scott Harris because of this whole like

Were the smartest people in the room. No, we're not we're not calling on Chapman or JD or any of these players you know players who could help you.

No, we're going to go and have Frankenstein at third base.

That bothers me.

It really does.

And what I said is, do I want Lagerius Seneed?

Well, of course I do.

Am I willing to give up two first round picks?

Absolutely not.

But as long as you show me, you are going to explore every avenue in a quest to do the unthinkable which is to win a

Super Bowl in Detroit. I'm good and RICO brought this to me pre-show about Mike this is this is what you talk about are you good with this and I went yes I can't ask anymore

Now at some point you're going to have to reach out and sign someone.

But as long as I know, they're touching the table on elite players.

I'm cool, RICO Rico like I'm not able to be upset and if all of a

sudden you realize it you know we could probably get two or three players for

the price of this one for Snead.

Okay, fine, you did the cost evaluation, you said,

yeah, what?

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