Chris Spielman

Hold on.

Let me call up your boy.

Let me call up your boy, Mr. Chris Spielman, see if we can

get him on the phone with us.

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sniffing.

I'm sorry, that's what we did.

I remember some of the street boys were sniffing glue, and y'all not going down that road.

I've sat with...

I've sat with Chris Spielman, one of the greatest of all times.

Teddy Bruschi, one of the greatest of all times.

You sat in on that one.

There was a meeting with the Ford board.

They brought in Chris Spielman.

They went out, hired Dan, then hired Brad.

Brad does not get to decide whether they are building for a Super Bowl or whether they are building a competitive organization.

That we are.

And in this episode, we're going to do something a little different, right? You and I had the chance to attend a film study session with Chris Spielman just before the season started.

So even though it's a bye week, we thought it'd be a perfect time to talk about what Chris shared.

Yeah, it was pretty cool.

We talked about the start to the season and how he sees the club doing so far.

So two great things in this episode.

Let's start with Rob's interview, and then we'll share our notes on Chris Spielman's film session after that.

Joining me today is former Detroit Lions tight end Rob Rubick.

That might be a roster shakeup more than a coaching front office shakeup.

Now, could it be that somebody takes a greater role in the front office than they have now, whether that's Chris Spielman or John Dorsey? I don't know.

I wish I could answer that.

I don't know that answer.

If that doesn't come, that report doesn't come out of Allen Park this week, I'll be highly disappointed in Dan Campbell, and honestly the entire crew.

I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm including all the way to the top, Chris Spielman and them.

Somebody has to have that conversation with them.

I don't, I don't know how that doesn't happen.

allowed.

Make it either Dan Campbell or Chris Spielman or Sheila.

We hammered Campbell yesterday.

That's fine.

Ridiculous.

Chris Spielman didn't even come to Penn State.

Spielman was doing a game for ABC or ESPN.

And he comes in and they meet with the coaches.

And Joe said, yeah, I remember being in your house and the kitchen was here and that I was sitting here.

Your mom was here and she got us cookies and your mom knew his mom's name, knew his dad's name.

And Chris Spielman, I go in as one of the coordinators to talk to him about it.

And he was in tears telling me the story.