David, we'll get back to the people in a second.

Couple of ticket texts, though. We'll catch up. We can reset the Roseman audio. We can reset the Dan Campbell stuff. And again, I'm happy to welcome Tiger fans to the table because your offseason starts tomorrow. And this topic plays. You know, how much of the approval rating of Brad Holmes or Scott Harris for Holmes it's going to be the next

you know eight to ten weeks for Harris I think a lot of it is going to be the next

hell 30 to 60 days I mean you're it just the scoble thing plus is this team going to get

serious about free agency and and stop with the tryhards and get some legit players in here.

David, go ahead.

Hey, guys, to me, it's simple.

Some GMs do whatever it takes to win and some GMs do whatever it takes to keep their job as long as possible.

I think we have the ladder here in Detroit.

Someone says, we're happy. The lions don't suck. There won't be accountability until the window closes. Then he texts back and said he's being sarcastic. He is upset that they haven't made a move. Well, first of all, there is no window. Just so you know. Forget about that. Windows does not exist. I think we're blaming the wrong person here, guys. This is Sheila's fault. She has the same M.O. As her father, before Sheila, father was happy that enough was selling out for the Silver Dome because they came to see Barry. Now they're selling out again and she's happy with that. Hold on. Hold on. There's one problem with that theory.

You know, all those players you sign and all that guaranteed money?

That money's got to be an escrow.

That means your owner's got to be willing to spend that money.

I'd be careful when you want to go at Sheila about that.

Now, she is, they have put a billion dollars in deals out there. Yeah. Come on now. She's not her old man's daughter. You want to say she's not going to take a paintball gun into the team facility like Ari Gold, noted. But I mean, no, no, no, but she's running this team differently. I remember when, you know, she came out and, you know, made us, hey, it's going to be different. Okay, Sheila, we've all heard this before. She walked to talk to talk and she walked to walk. And this thing changed. And it's like, okay, I'm going to hire these guys. I'm going to step in the back. Tell me which checks to sign. Tell me who we want to keep. The problem is people are misplacing their anger because the one guy they're angry at doesn't talk. You're right. I don't expect Sheila to talk. Nope. It's not on her. Right. I don't expect. I don't. Things that happen out in the field, that's Dan Campbell. After a game, that's absolutely Dan Campbell. Why didn't this team play that well? Now that's not me. Why'd you go for that fourth down play when you shouldn't have? Well, that's on me. But personnel, that's not Campbell. You're right. That's Brad saying, okay, here's a talk. Well, I'm only going to talk twice a year. Why? This is self-imposed.

You could talk anytime you want. You're the one saying you're only going to talk twice a year,

even though you're at all the games and we all have the questions. You're the one saying you're only going to talk twice a year, even though you're at all the games and we all have the questions. You want to just kind of stay in the background, but you don't want to be in the background because you make sure all the cameras see you at the end of a game as you run around the stadium and high five people. So just saying it. To the people. Mike's in Rochester Hills, 97-1. I'm sorry, David.

Mike, what's going on, buddy? Not much, guys. How are you? Good, Mike.

Good. So I just want to start out by saying that I really was hoping the lines were going to add an

offensive lineman at the deadline. I feel like the stats though are a little misleading because the team that you mentioned,

Mike, the only team that was comparable offensively at the start of the season was the

Chargers in that they are run first offense.

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