Three o'clock, good to have you with us.

We covered some of the NBA's issues, as tonight was supposed to be a showdown in Motown, and it's a G-League game. It's not the Pistons fault. It's the league's fault. The Thunder, just not bringing anybody to town. You can go, look, it's well beyond SGA and Jalen Williams. I want to turn our attention to the Lions a little bit.

I have a question.

Now, yesterday, we were on the air.

The Decker stuff broke.

I wasn't excited about it.

I made, and again, it wasn't like a,

it wasn't a knee-jerk reaction.

I told you weeks prior,

I wouldn't even give Decker the chance to come back.

I'd be done.

I'm not interested in bringing somebody back who is hurt, will eternally be hurt,

and I have to, quote, manage Dan Campbell's words, not mine,

and who even if he comes back, we still have to go and get a guy who can play, quote, over there.

None of this is interesting to me.

And I just, I didn't want him back.

I say that because here's what's really interesting.

And hear me when I say this.

You're not wrong as a fan if you say, no, I don't see it this way.

You're not.

I'm only offering you how I see it.

I want to ask a question of, do the Detroit Lions have a loyalty problem?

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