Welcome to the Detroit Football Network podcast.

I'm Justin Rogers, and I am not joined by Will Birchfield.

I am not joined by Stony.

I'm joined by Zach Clark.

We are going deep off the bench, pulling in the producer, giving him some of bats,

developmental time, as they would say.

I don't know his credentials.

We didn't talk about this.

I just, I needed somebody and he was there for me.

Will is down at the MLB, what are they, winter meetings, I guess, hot stove action.

Hopefully he didn't burn his hand.

Stoney was on vacation in Florida and,

and to his credit, was willing to step in and help out. But I'm a man that believes in

taking your vacation, mostly because I don't need his spouse getting angry at me.

So here we are, Zach, you and me. We're going to knock this thing out today.

I don't think that we can slow the lion's momentum. I don't think it's possible right now.

I got to go back to last Thursday's game. I know we're almost a week removed now, but

I was thinking about it more and more as I watched the film.

And I honestly think in my 12 years on the beat, it was one of the most impressive coaching jobs I've ever seen.

Yeah, I mean, and that's what's so impressive to me is people, you know, you look at the work that came off the bench defensively and, you know, the credit to the guys on the field.

But what Aaron Glenn and his staff defensively have done, you hear so much about Ben Johnson, the Lions offense.

But my God, if you're going to write a book, if you're going to teach a class in college about how to coach a defense,

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