Let me tell you something, Pac Nation.

Tyler B. Adash, the Washington commanders just cut Tyler Biatis.

Do you understand what just happened? Do you understand the gift

that dropped out of the Wisconsin sky and landed right in Brian Gouda Coons' lap? A badger, born in

Amherst, Wisconsin, the man who won the Rimmington trophy as the best set of an all of college football just became a free agent.

And if Goudicutz is not already on the phone, I am personally driving to Green Bay and banging on that door.

It is 7 in the morning. I have my coffee, barely slept, my daughter walks into the kitchen.

She is 11 years old.

Looks at me and goes, Daddy, why do you look like that? I did not even have an answer. What do I say?

How do you explain to a child that the Green Bay Packers might let a Wisconsin-born, ProBone Center walk right past them while the front office stands there scratching

their heads.

Let me give you the full picture.

Tyler B. Adash, Amherst, Wisconsin, went to the University of Wisconsin, became the

first badger in school history to ever win the Rimmington Trophy, the best center in the entire country.

He blocked for Jonathan Taylor.

Jonathan Taylor ran like a runaway freight train behind that offensive line.

And Bia Dosh was the anchor, the engine, the whole machine.

The Cowboys took him in the fourth round, 146th overall in 2020. By 2021, he was starting

all 17 games. That Dallas offense finished number one in the league in total yards per game.

407 yards a game. I am not making this up. Stay with me here

because it gets better. 2022. Pro Bowl. This man earned a Pro Bowl nod back nation. Then

Washington gives him a three-year, $30 million deal. He starts 31 games over two seasons. 31. You know what that number

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