All right, David, a few of the ticket texts.

Now I'll move on.

But I thought the T.J. Watt thing was important.

I thought it was interesting.

And I think it definitely just furthers the conversation about Aiden.

And he's going to get paid.

It's just when and how much.

David, go ahead.

Lions don't need to pay Hutch until he proves he can produce against non-construction barrels,

a.k.a. 3 to 4th string tackles.

Now, listen, if I had said that, I'd get killed.

He's not wrong.

When you look at the construction of the four games he played last year.

See, this is where the media gets dishonest.

Like when ESPN does this crap, it's like, no, you can say he didn't face a starting tackle the first month of the season, because he didn't. You could say he played some third stringers. You can say factually, two of his sacks came when a tight end was soloed on him, which is malfeasance by an offensive of coordinator. These are all true things. The other thing that's true is Aidan is still a hell of a good football player. So I'll meet you in the middle. But I just, I want to make sure we're clear on something. Like I think the middle is the safest place to be where you can't knock this guy and say he's not a really good football player and he wasn't trending to be a defensive player of the year. The problem is he did get hurt. Yeah. So I'm okay if people say no,

come back, prove it, do the RICO plan and it's not my money. Okay, cool. Yeah, because if I'm homes, if I'm going to pay him that much money, I need to know that you know what, you're okay and there's no lingering effects

is broken leg.

You're not coming back

as 85% a

no, you need to be

100% or and there's no lingering effects of this broken leg. You're not coming back as 85% A.

No, you need to be 100% or even better than where you were.

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