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Hot Seats, Hurt Feelings, and Harsh Looks
Episode 167
Tuesday, 2 December, 2025
Sean goes Off the Air with a flamethrower in hand, breaking down a chaotic week for both Michigan and Detroit. From whispers that Sherrone Moore may be in real trouble, to fans reevaluating expectations after a 9–3 season, Sean lays out the uncomfortable truth: the Wolverines haven’t looked like themselves in two years, and the questions around coaching, development, and Bryce Underwood’s fit aren’t going away. He digs into what he’s hearing from reliable voices, why the issues extend far beyond rumors, and the big-picture question every Michigan fan should be asking: is this the coach who can take them back to the top of the Big Ten?Then the focus shifts to the Lions and the concern level skyrockets. Sean breaks down Brad Holmes’ stubborn streak, the impact of key injuries, the sudden fragility of the core, and why the Cowboys matchup looks terrifying on paper. He pulls no punches on Aiden Hutchinson’s post-contract slump, the battered secondary, the missing pass rush, and the consequences of ignoring depth along both lines. The fear? That Detroit could be staring at more than just a rough December, maybe even a shrinking contention window.All that plus Tigers trade speculation, playoff scenarios, CFP debate, NIL expectations, and Sean’s steel-trap memory unleashing on fans who forgot past takes a little too quickly. A fast-paced, blunt, and funny episode loaded with insight, fire, and a whole lot of receipts.
