We were curious what Tommy Lugauer would do with after hours, because Tommy is still deathly afraid of Craig and loves to take shots at Sean, but has also secretly agreed that Sean's report was right.

So what would he do on air? Would he skip the podium, just not talk about the subject?

I mean, it wouldn't be the first topic he has skipped. So that was an option.

We have the Lugi response.

So what do you think Tommy said on the radio last night

in terms of Craig versus Sean

knowing Tommy's history with both gentlemen?

He played both sides of the middle.

Played both sides.

Have you heard this clip yet, Sean? Much like most of Tommy's first month in this slot, I have not heard of it. That's not nice. That's not a shot at it. What do you think? Do you agree with Tiki? He played both sides, or do you think he sided clearly with Craig or you? I think he played both sides in a joockey matter while trashing the Jets.

Ladies and gentlemen, Tommy Lugauer chiming in on Sean versus Craig.

Now, I know that Craig came on the air at two and refuted a lot of the things that Marash reported on Evidentiki.

And I always feel like there's, you know, two sides of the story somewhere in the middle

is where you want to meet.

What a loser.

But Woody has a history of doing this.

He has a history of meddling.

And explain to me what happened with Wink.

Uh-huh. Like it adds up. Wow. So he sided with Sean. Yeah. He tried to be, to be delicate about it. Yes, he did. And just went right to, he went to the facts. He handled it right because it's true. Like, it's not about who's more credible or whose sources you believe.

If you follow what happened with Wink and the Jets and obviously Woody Johnson's history,

because to me the crux of the story is Woody's gotten Hansy early on. That's the story.

Now, you could take the Mugi stuff and the wing stuff and run with it all day and the senior bowl and all that crap.

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