Let me tell you something, Pac Nation, I owe your apology. There was no podcast yesterday,

and that is on me. That is on me and Ryan, but mostly Ryan.

The man sends me to a podcast training seminar, a seminar.

They put me in a hotel conference room in Green Bay with a PowerPoint presentation, and a guy named, I cannot make this up, a guy named Chad, Chad from Milwaukee.

And Chad wants to talk about brand authenticity for four hours. Four hours. I wanted to find

the window to jump out of Pack Nation. I am not making this up. So I get back. I am fired up. I am ready to go.

Ryan says do a mock segment. I do the mock. He looks at it. He says he hates it. He hates it.

He says, pick a new topic. I spent four hours with Chad from Milwaukee learning about brand authenticity, and this guy tells me to pick a new topic.

Man, I cannot wait until SkyNet takes over.

I got something for Ryan.

I am telling you.

But you know what?

We move.

We always move, Pac Nation, because today's topic

is a gift. Today's topic is beautiful. Are you sitting down? The Detroit Lions, the Detroit Lions have

an internal conflict. Dan Campbell and Brad Holmes are not seeing eye-to-eye PAC Nation.

The engine room of the organization that every gibrony with a podcast has been telling you about

for three years. All the Lions culture, oh, Dan Campbell, oh, they're going to be dominant

for a decade. That engine room

is cracking. Let me walk you through this. Mike Valenti, that is the flagship radio guy up in

Detroit. He says a team insider told him this is the first offseason with definite differences of opinions and roster construction between Campbell and Holmes.

First off season, these two have been together since 2021.

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