Mr.TaterSalad

You know this is likely what's happening. Our risk adverse GM has only made one major trade during his tenure and that was for DeBrincat. I see Hughes going somewhere besides Detroit. I hope we can land him though.

If Vancouver was willing to trade Hughes to us, but said they wanted one of Kasper or Danielson in return, who would you rather trade away?

The dude is Shawn Kemp, except they all have the same mother.

Yes. Lander is a practicing Jew as well. I guess he's not the right type of Jew though because he isn't a Zionist through and through.

He's being primaried by, wait for it . . . Another Jew in Brad Lander.

I know TE can be a tough position because you have to learn the block scheme, route combinations, and the playbook all at once. So signing a TE off the street might not be feasible. If it is at all feasible, both Gerald Everett and Hayden Hurst are still free agents. I don't know if it's worth giving one of them a shot for now?

Former New York Mayoral candidate Brad Lander is set to take on Congressman Dan Goldman in New York's 10th Congressional District. Glad to see a progressive challenger to Dan Goldman.

Do we even know that he did? Where was there a report that Penn State requested an interview with Cignetti?

Lot's of coaches say they are going to be at a program for life or are there to stay for the long-term and then leave. If Sherrone doesn't end up working out Michigan would be stupid not to call Cignetti. If he says no and you can't buy him away from Indiana then you move on. But you absolutely have to extend the olive branch to a guy like that. It is my sincere hope that we never cross that bridge because Sherrone ends up working out. It seems unlikely, but I hope it happens. I'm willing to give Sherrone another full season and see what he can do with two solid recruiting classes. The two things he absolutely must do this offseason is get a QB coach/OC in who can help develop Underwood and bring in some talent at WR. If he can't get those things done, he's likely going to struggle again next year and be an 8-9 win team.

If Lane Kiffin has taught us anything, it's that loyalty can be bought by the next highest bidder. The right dollar amount makes anyone go anywhere. Honor is as high as the last number on the check.

Cignetti. And before you mention that contract he signed with Indiana, we all know that college football contracts aren't worth the paper they are printed on. Oh, Indiana is paying you $11 million, he's $15 million from Larry Ellison to come live in Ann Arbor.

We all know in hindsight that the Verlander trade to the Astros by Al Avila was a complete dud. It was a trade that in the long-term lead to Avilia being hated by fans and losing his job as GM. The hate on the Verlander trade is not revisionist history either. Many people here and throughout the fanbase hated what Avila brought back or didn't get in return for Verlander as it happened. Specifically, people seemed to hate not getting their top prospect and a top 30 prospect overall in Kyle Tucker. Would you have been satisfied with the Verlander trade at the time if it were a straight up deal for Kyle Tucker? If you could get an organization's top positional prospect today, and you felt that player was going to develop into a Kyle Tucker equivalent player, would that be enough for Skubal in your mind? Granted, you don't always know what a player will develop into. You can think you're getting the next Kyle Tucker and instead you get the next Eric Munson. But assuming your Team President, GM, and scouting staff had enough confidence that the player they got in return would be of Tucker-like caliber, would that be enough for you?

Sherrone needs to get Nick Marsh. Marsh should not leave the State of Michigan. Pony up the Larry Ellison NIL money and go get him. He is the perfect compliment for Bryce.

Martin Mayhew also drafted a WR with essentially no achilles tendon left in tact in Ryan Broyles.

What a weird season in the NFL. Neither the Chiefs or Ravens will likely make the playoffs at this point. Baltimore just lost to Pittsburgh. Who would have thought two AFC Championship and Super Bowl contending teams at the beginning of the season would be out of the playoffs by Week 13.

Here is the Department of Defense Chief of Staff completey wasted during the middle of the day in an interview with alleged sexual trafficker Matt Gaetz of OAN. Only the very best people.

The Lions are also #2 all time for losses on a Sunday with 623. Only the Arizona/St.Louis Cardinals have more with over 700.

Every team in the league plays hard. There has to be something besides this. Maybe they play too intense or aggressively? Maybe they have a bad strength, training, and conditioning staff? Maybe it's For Field turf?

We needed that TD. Had we settled for a FG there you know that would have haunted us.

Amon-Ra St. Ebron.

WTF happened there? First, Goff throws a duck that wobbles. Then, it's still somehow catchable and it gets dropped. Then, Bates badly misses the FG.

Like I said above, Lions in a blowout all day.

A terrible throw. He had a full step on his defender. Goff needed to drop it in the bucket over the shoulder and wasn't even close.

3rd and 1, why are we not running it on this down and distance?

OFFSIDES!!!!!!! How do they miss two guys jumping like that? Where was our free play?