Hi, it's Jamie, Progressive number one, number two employee. Leave a message at the...

Hey Jamie, it's me, Jamie. This is your daily pep talk? I know it's been rough going ever since people found out about your a cappella group, Matt Harmony, but you will bounce back.

I mean, you're the guy always helping people find coverage options with the name your price tool. It should be you giving me the pep talk. Now get out there, hit that high note, and take Mad Harmony

all the way to Nationals this year!

Sorry, it's pitchy.

Progressive Casualty Insurance Company and Affiliates,

price and coverage match limited by state law. You are Locked-on Lions, your daily Detroit Lions podcast, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network, your team every day.

All right, let's do this. Let's plate this dish on a Thursday, April

20th into Friday, April 21st, a little evening edition of Locked-on Lions right here on the

Lockdown Podcast Network. Matt Derry with you on a Lions schedule release Thursday, yes,

the schedule is out. We will go through it. We will highlight it.

Also, coming up on the podcast tonight, you will hear from NFL agent Ken Sarnoff from

players rep, sports management, reps many of the guys going out into this draft. Ken Sarnoff,

also the agent for former Lion Nate Burleson, Elaine Johnson, the Pro Bowl tackle from the Eagles.

We'll talk to Ken about just get an agent's perspective on what next week a week from tonight will look like from his eyes as the NFL draft is just seven days away.

Thanks for listening right here on audio boom.com. If you're listening on iTunes, thank you for subscribing to the

podcast as well. Can't wait to talk to Ken in a little bit. Great, great guy. And, you know,

he's got some good players that are coming out in this draft. And we'll find out if any of them

could be headed to Detroit. Ken Sarnoff in a little bit. But first things first. And tomorrow,

we're going to get into a little bit of what Bob Quinn said today at his pre-draft press conference. But I want to go over the schedule. The Lions are going to open at home. This is something that Rod Wood had been talking to the NFL about, at least over the last couple of years. It seems like the Lions have started the year on the road. They will get a home game in week one against

the Arizona Cardinals, a Fox game at 1 o'clock. Week two, Monday night football, 8.30 prime time at the

New York Giants. So right away, the Lions, two weeks in, are playing Monday night, followed by

...