Dan Campbell has pressure.

More pressure than Joe Brady.

We'll find out on week one when the bills and the lions get to it.

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Welcome to the barbershop.

I am Tony Wiggins.

That's my main man, Kevin O.Striker.

We're your host for today's show. And today's show is brought to you by Game Time Download the GameTime app, create an account and use the code locked on for $20 off. Your first purchase. Let me tell you what me and K.O. are going to talk about today in the barbers. At the end, the Panthers are being overlooked. No other way to say it. Right in the middle. Patrick Mahomes is expected back earlier than expected. We used expected twice there. And at the very beginning of the show, we're going to talk about the Detroit lines and the Buffalo Bills. They're on a collision course for week number one. I believe that there's pressure on both of these clubs, more pressure probably on on Dan Campbell, since he's been there longer.

And since last year was their first year of regression, Kevin, there's a little bit of,

there's going to be some kneecap biting if they have a year like they had again this past season.

Yeah, wouldn't be great.

And, you know, I think that that kind of is what happens when you have a team with high expectations. They don't get the job done. And you know you expect them. Because, again, the first year that you kind of do something and either make the playoffs or have a good season, it's like, oh, this is so fun. Like, here we go. This is the start of something something great and then every year that you don't get

the job done you have a disappointing season after that just continues to add to the disappointment

to the i don't even know the word i want to use for it but you know you start to build up that i guess

negative energy to the point where it's like, okay, there's, there's good talent on this roster and, you know, we have the ability to be great, but we're not being great. So what's the problem? Then he starts to look and you start to point fingers and you're like, all right, where can we make the change? Because we're not good enough now, so where's the change we need to need or we need to make?

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