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  1. There is also the Law of Mendacious Bull****.
  2. Mlicki should buy a vowel from Haas.
  3. Trent Crim from the Independent?
  4. I just saw one that said drafting TeSlaa would cause the Lions to have to trade Laporta.
  5. The world is now full of ai generated clickbait crap like this.
  6. Again, I don’t believe it was a matter of not trusting Hooker. They had the opportunity to add Bridgewater and all his experience for the playoffs and took advantage of it. No brainer and no reflection on Hooker.
  7. I don’t think it was a matter of not trusting Hooker as much as it was having the opportunity to utilize the availability of Bridgewater and all his experience. It was a win/win, Hooker got to develop all year as backup, and you had Bridgewater available for the playoffs.
  8. Why is Hooker a miss? Seems like a solid backup for a 3rd rounder
  9. Holmes looks throughout the draft and if he has conviction on a olayers he goes and gets him. That’s what makes him successful, not playing games with value. He’s not going to hit on every player, that’s not reasonable.
  10. They didn’t “leave him alone”, they were in agreement with what he needed to work on, and he worked on it.
  11. Nowhere does that say he is not changing or working on anything, only that he wants to approach it more viscerally and not so analytically.
  12. He never said he wasn’t changing anything. He said it wasn’t his swing that was the problem, it was other things. Totally misinterpreted.
  13. He knew what he needed to work on, the Tigers knew, and he worked on it. This crap about him being resistant to change is just that.
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