Dan Quinn yesterday. He had to do something, certainly after Sunday's performance. One of the

worst on defense, I think we've all ever seen following this team. They looked like a Mac team,

you know, take your choice, Akron, Bowling Green, Eastern Michigan. Yeah, demoted Joe Witt, Jr.

I know some of you wanted to scalp entirely.

You wanted somebody to get canned, but Quinn demoted him, and he's taking over the

defensive coordinator responsibilities himself.

I'm not sure what he can do with what he has, but he had to do something.

Good morning. Max is with me. Sorry about yesterday. All is well back in the saddle today.

You and me today, no guests, lots to get to. I will do my recap of Sunday's game.

In which, believe it or not, and I know it's hard to believe, I did think

there were a few positives, especially on offense. Not many. You know, when you're in that

kind of one-sided beat down, it's hard to really grab something out of it that's positive

because you're not really sure of whether or not

Detroit had just taken the foot off the pedal or they had other motivations or they were

putting in other players, who knows. But I thought that there were some positives to take

from the game. So I will share the few that I have. But we will spend some time on defense, and I'm not sure you've heard a specific stat as it relates

to Sunday's game.

Maybe you have.

I was a bit out of it yesterday, but I will tell you something that I can't believe we

haven't seen as some sort of record-breaking event from Sunday's game.

I haven't found it. Maybe some of you have. That is coming up.

Dan Quinn, demoting Joe Witt Jr. may not be timely enough for some of you, but he did it. Again, I didn't need a

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