All right, Odyssey.com, rewind. You missed anything. We've done a ton with this Lions and the Eagles calling on Parsons and how it makes you feel about the Eagles approach versus yours. We can get back into it later. I wanted to ask a different question because I feel like I'm going to be old man yelling at clouds. Yet the early returns on this are a lot of people agree with my stance on this.

The question is, is there anything sacred left in sports?

There are going to be full-blown commercial breaks now on NFL Red Zone.

Now, I am no fan of Scott Hanson. I think he's a complete phony. I don't like his work. I don't like him. I don't know him personally. I just don't like what I see on TV. We're in a situation. We do not have a situation in Cleveland. It's a stupid field goal for a three-win team. Shut up. I don't like his bit about not going to the bathroom for eight hours. No one believes you. I don't like any of it. But the witching hour. Yeah, and I don't need his opinion on football. You're a glorified traffic cop. Hold the stop sign. No one. It becomes losses. Yeah. No one pays you for your opinion, Scott.

Just go to one of the televisions that your producers tell you to.

Now look, let me step down from that.

The point I'm making is red zone's important to a lot of people.

Red zone is a thing.

It's almost like a lifestyle for people. That you watch the Lions game and at commercials of the Lions game,

you go Red Zone.

And then the only exposure many people have to the NFL, the rest of their Sunday is Red Zone.

If the Lions are playing on Sunday night, it's Red Zone all day.

If they're playing on Monday, Red Zone all day.

And it was seven hours a commercial free.

It's not going to be that anymore.

Scott Hansen has already said he doesn't make decisions.

Duh.

He's a puppet.

But second of all, this thing has now been violated.

Because it's one thing if you're going to put a logo on the screen.

But we pay for Redso.

Okay?

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