Straight to the people, Brad Holmes comments on the morning show and what you guys think about it.

And, I mean, Rico put on a sermon. I think he spoke for some of you. I'm a little more measured.

I just, this is who Brad Holmes is. I just, I'm not comfortable with a level of arrogance that the Detroit football lines is an organization, or as Kenny likes to say, organization, you haven't even been to a Super Bowl, much less one-one, might

want to just power it down a little. They've done a hell of a nice job, but I don't know,

man. It just, it felt like a little bit like, hey, the duty don't stink. And you're like, all right, dude, cool.

Better be right.

I guess we'll find out.

We go to Jacob 971.

Jake, what's going on, bud?

If Rico's spicy, I'm a habanero pepper.

Okay.

The arrogance of that, the last 15 years, the Super Bowl appearing teams have almost always been top 10 in sacks.

And you have no one on the other side. And that I don't need an elite second addresser, just someone who's competent, a seven to ten sack type guy.

Well, look, I think, Jake, no matter what you desired, I think whether you were like,

hey, look, I'm okay, they didn't overspending free agency, or I didn't want to make a

commitment to a Hendrickson or a Garrett or whatever maybe.

They didn't even draft a guy.

So I think that's the whole thing, to your point,

doing nothing really felt odd.

Yeah.

Jacob, I'll say either that or, you know,

go out and draft a rookie,

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