Valenti and Rico kicked off this short show following a disappointing Tigers' loss to the Twins with a reaction to the game and their current struggles. They took plenty of your calls while they pondered a few related questions all the way up until the final segment, where Riger joined them in cross-talk.

Mike and Rico hear from a few more of the people on the Tigers' series loss to the Twins.

The guys continue their ongoing Tigers discussion and ask whether Scott Harris did enough to help them win it all.

Mike and Rico take your calls on the Tigers' rough stretch.

Mike and Rico begin this short show following Tigers baseball reacting to a brutal series loss against the Twins.

From '1st & Pod' (subscribe here): Andrew Fillipponi and Patrick Peterson give their analysis of the Hall of Fame Game between the Lions and the Chargers last Thursday. With what Detroit put on display, should they be making calls about a backup QB?

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Valenti and Rico kicked off the first hour of the show with a question regarding the urgency of each Detroit sports team and if these are too low. They stuck with this topic until the third hour, when they transitioned to Lions talk for the remainder of the show, specifically whether Jared Goff's increased ownership over the offense will have a positive effect.

Valenti and Rico started the show with an interesting topic: which of the Detroit sports teams should be more urgent in chasing success? They discussed each team in depth before they took a bunch of your calls. Then, Kenny joined for an "In Football Today".

The guys spent the second hour with a continuation of their first-hour topic.

Valenti and Rico opened the third hour joined by Paul Serra for a CFB Blitz. Then, they broke down the news that Jared Goff will have more ownership of the Lions offense this year and what this means for their expectations.