All right, before Sunday's game, one of the stranger and more unusual stories that we've seen in the NFL, especially week one.

Like we're getting ready for the seasons, like what, Tyreek Hill was detained by police.

And then we see the video of him on the ground, face down, being

coughed.

There's another video that looks like he was walking by an officer and maybe got hit

and hit in a leg.

That's one's not as clear but what

was clear was something happened and the moment Kalias Campbell's name got

injected into the conversation Walter Payton NFL man of the year he was handcuffed

and cited for when he was trying to de-escalate and the whole thing to me

Devon and this was how I felt yesterday it cries out for the truth.

We need to get to the truth.

And I don't want to hear body camera wasn't on

or there was a malfunction and I I just I'm just glad we are down this road

of getting to the truth because a lot of times you got one version you got the other version and then you got

the truth.

And I always think of when I see these situations because my time in New England we did a lot of work

with police and community relationships.

And that to me is the biggest thing is whenever you see these stops, take Tyrege Hill's

name out of it, whatever it is, it's what relationship can be built right then and there there is like some kind of

trust on how we're going to operate and cooperate in this system and what I always do is I have two really close friends who are both in law enforcement.

So whenever these things happen, the body cam footage came out, somebody throws it in a group

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