Welcome in. Four o'clock. Good to have you. So I want to give you some options because I'm going to do something that's a little bit self-serving here.

But if you want Pistons, we talked all about game three to open, Odyssey.com rewind.

If you want Lions draft pick conversation, we just got done with that last hour. We'll get back into it at five.

I just need one segment on this Shadur Sanders thing after David yelled at me last hour saying save it for the 4 o'clock.

And I'm looking at Ryan Clark up on a television, another one of these numskulls who's out here saying,

oh, you know the Shador thing. It feels awfully personal.

Last night, if you watched the draft on ESPN, you were berated by Mel Kuyper seemingly nonstop.

I mean, teams that didn't even need a quarterback passing on Shadour, you would have thought they had started a war in the Ukraine.

And it was this, it's never about what it's actually about.

That we create, well, it's ironic because I'm going to play you a cut that talks about narratives.

And yet the idiot saying it is propagating a narrative.

I'll play it for you in a second.

The reality of the situation leading up to this is any smart football person would tell

you there is only one sure-fire absolute high-end first-round drafting, and that's Cam Ward.

High ceiling, low floor.

Cam Ward's going to be a star or a bust.

Reasons why are irrelevant right now.

You guys don't care.

He's not here.

Everybody else, the volatility for quarterback scouting in this draft was insane.

Some teams had Dart, top 15. Some teams had him as a third round pick. Okay? Some teams have

Milro as a late first. Other teams say, why don't you go play wide receiver? He can't throw it.

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