Hello, hello, hello, welcome to the Pride of Detroit PODCast, another emergency session.

If we ever needed the warning sirens more than anything, this would be the time.

And unfortunately, we just don't have it ready. And I question looking at the state of the staff right now, the state of Lions Twitter,

the state of Lions fans, if anyone would even have the energy to go up and like start cranking

the horn, because like it's a crank on those old things.

I guess I would be the one to do it because apparently I'm the only one not being lost in

utter depression and emaciation.

But as people keep saying, I'm not a Lions fan.

So I'm Christopher Fett, the adequate host. That's a joke. At Christopher Fett, P-E-R-F-E-T-T,

joined by Jeremy Reisman, the fearless leader at Detroit on Lyon, both upset about this news

and mad that he lost his day off. jeremy i'm shook man i i always

knew this day could very possibly come this offseason um didn't expect it on a random

saturday right after a head coach was named right after a gm was named right after an

offensive coordinator and defensive coordinator name which we're not even going to talk about yet in this podcast but um Matthew Stafford's career

as a line appears to be done and that's I I just saying those words out loud for the first time

it's kind of hits all at home right it's surreal yeah I don Yeah. I don't like it. So this is a short one.

We're going to just talk about Stafford in this one.

Monday's episode, we'll talk more about what comes next for staff.

What comes next to Detroit with Stafford and the future of quarterback.

We'll talk about Anthony Lynn.

Apparently there might be some other news that breaks today.

It's going to be hectic busy.

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