Tigers Frustrations, Lions Expectations, and the Targeting Debate
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On this edition of Off The Air, Sean Baligian vents about the Tigers’ trade deadline missteps, shaky pitching, and why this flawed team still benefits from a weak division. The conversation shifts to the Detroit Lions as NFL kickoff looms—Sean breaks down the wide receiver group, David Montgomery’s edge, and the offensive line questions that could define the season. He also dives into the heated debate over college football’s targeting rule, dissecting a controversial hit and why intent doesn’t change the NCAA definition. Along the way, Sean takes on Packer fans, looks ahead to Michigan and Michigan State’s weekend matchups, and reminds us what truly matters for Detroit football: the Super Bowl.
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