Mike and Rico start the show reacting to the breaking news that the Jets are hiring Aaron Glenn to be their next head coach.

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The guys spend the entire show reacting to the Lions' loss to the Commanders in the Divisional Round. They take plenty of your calls and read your ticket texts throughout the show, taking 2 breaks for 2 parts of "Can We Say That?"

Mike and Rico continue to take your calls in the wake of the Lions' devastating defeat to the Commanders last weekend before being joined by Riger to wrap the show.

A point from a caller leads to an interesting conversation between Valenti and Rico about whether it's time for the Lions to go all in.

The guys do part 2 of "Can We Say That?" before going to the callers throughout the rest of the hour.

The guys do part 2 of "Can We Say That?"

Mike and Rico continue the Lions talk and take some more of your calls throughout the hour.

Mike and Rico take your calls to hear how you're processing the Lions' loss to the Commanders last weekend.

Mike and Rico start the show trying to place blame for the Lions loss to the Commanders in the Divisional round. They take plenty of your calls and read your ticket texts. Plus, they talk to caller Mark who had a massive bet pending on the Lions winning the Super Bowl and do "Can We Say That" to wrap the hour.

The guys go through each take in this week's "Can We Say That?"