Hey, hey, and welcome into the House of L podcast. I'm Lawrence Holmes. Thanks so much for hanging out.

It is much appreciated. It's much appreciated. We are brought to you by Remy Martin. I said I would

uptick the volume on coverage this week because it's the Bears and the Packers and there's a lot to discuss and once the season's

like over over once we get a conclusion to the season then we can do some real like review of the

season because there's a lot of cool stuff to talk about the bears have it's been a fun season and i'm glad that they've had

this season i'm glad that you get to enjoy a season like this if i look a little distracted

is because over there i got the i s u game going on and it's been a fabulous game.

But I wanted to talk about something and so I can keep one eye on that and keep one eye on

you and talk to you about Tyreek Stevenson.

Now, if you've been with House of Elle for a while, you know that I was super excited

about Tyreek stevenson and

him being in dennis allen's defense i thought he'd have a breakout year and early on it looked like

i might be right there were a couple of really good games for him back in october he hurt his shoulder, he missed some time.

And then since then, we've just seen a steady decline in the amount of snaps that

Tyreeks Stevenson has played.

It's become an issue because obviously the bears have struggled with man coverage.

And Tyreeks Stevenson is someone who the bears drafted because of his ability to play man.

And look, not every corner, not all corners are one thing.

You know, people think of Charles Tillman as just someone who was a cover two corner.

But Charles had some legendary moments in man coverage.

Ask Calvin Johnson.

Ask Randy Moss. Anyway, I felt like because of the skills of Tyree Stevenson, he would be an obvious choice to play more in situations where it called upon

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