The Detroit Sports Sit Down

This week the guys discuss Michigan advancing to the sweet 16, MSU losing to Coach K one last time. the continued craziness that is the NFL offseason, and the Tigers beginning spring training.

The guys discuss Tom Brady's decision to end his short-lived retirement, the end of the MLB lockout, and their initial thoughts on the NCAA brackets.

On this week's episode, the guys discuss all the crazy moves across the NFL including Rodgers resigning with Green Bay. They also cover the current MLB lockout, and where Michigan and Michigan State stand heading into the Big Ten basketball tournament.

Tom is joined by CBS college basketball expert Jerry Palm. They discuss how Michigan and Michigan State currently stand after the Wolverines win on Tuesday and how the Big Ten stacks up as a whole as we enter March Madness.

On this episode, Tom talks with Kyshonn Tyson. Tyson was recently drafted by the Michigan Panthers of the USFL. Tyson discusses what the draft process was like and his expectations for the upcoming season. Tyson also discusses his time at Garden City CC where he played against East Mississippi CC who was documented on Last Chance U on Netflix.

Mitchell Brock is the co host of BTP Sports. Brock is also an official for both Texas high school football and basketball. He is a 2013 inductee of the Minor League Football Hall of Fame. He is also a die hard Detroit Lions fan. In the interview he discusses his experience as a member of the media at this year's Super Bowl, what its like to be an official for Texas HS football, his career as a minor league football player and his opinion on the state of the Detroit Lions.

The guys review last weeks Super Bowl win by the L.A. Rams and discuss how former Lions QB Matthew Stafford is now a champion.

The guys discuss Jim Harbaugh returning to Michigan as head coach while Offensive Coordinator Josh Gattis departs for Miami, and they preview the Super Bowl and give their predictions for this Sunday's big game.

This week Tom talked with Detroit Lions beat writer Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press. Dave covered a number of topics including whether Lions fans should root for Matthew Stafford, who the Lions may be looking to pick in the 2022 draft, which quarterbacks improved their draft stock at this year's Senior Bowl, and how head coach Dan Campbell has tried to change the culture of the Detroit Lions franchise.

On this weeks episode the guys review the AFC and NFC Championship games. They discuss Matthew Stafford going to the Super Bowl in his first season away from Detroit, what the heck happened to Patrick Mahomes, and is Jim Harbaugh on his way to the Minnesota Vikings?

Tom talked today with 97.1 The Ticket show host, Jeff Riger. Among the topics discussed were the NFL playoffs, Jeff's past criticisms of Matthew Stafford, the coaching carousel in the NFL, and the current state of the Detroit Pistons.

After an incredible weekend of NFL football the guys break down each of the four thrilling games and look ahead to Championship Sunday. In the final segment they take a look at the NFL coaching carousel and whether that will include Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh.

The Detroit Sports Sit Down is back! On this episode Tom, Dan, and Joe look at the 2021 Detroit Lions season and determine whether it can be considered a success despite the poor record. They then look back at Super Wild Card weekend in the NFL and breakdown each game. In the final segment of the show the guys preview and predict this weekend's divisional playoff games.

It may not be football, but Michigan defeated Ohio State in a big marquee game. The guys review the Wolverines victory over the Buckeyes in a battle of top five teams in college basketball. 

On this episode of DSSD the guys review Michigan's comeback win at Wisconsin and look ahead to their big showdown with Ohio State on Sunday. 

On this episode of DSSD the guys review Super Bowl LV and Tom Brady's 7th victory in the big game. Hall of Fame inductees for 2021 were announced and two prominent names in Detroit sports were included, Calvin Johnson and Charles Woodson. Finally, the guys discuss rumors of both Kenny Golladay and Marvin Jones Jr. leaving Detroit when free agency begins. 

On this episode of DSSD the guys look at the Detroit Lions eventful offseason thus far. A new coaching staff, a new Gm, and the end of an era in Detroit sports as Matthew Stafford is traded to the Rams. In the second half of the show the guys give their predictions for Super Bowl LV.

The guys review the Lions dominant win over the Jaguars and preview this Sunday's matchup with the Falcons.

Tom talks to the head varsity football coach at Bishop Foley Catholic High School, Brian Barnes, as he and his team prepare for their first game of the season. The Ventures open up with a league matchup against Macomb Lutheran North at home this Friday Night at 7 pm.Make sure to follow us on twitter @DetSitDownLike us on FacebookCheck out our website Subscribe to our podcast on:Apple PodcastsSpotify

Tom, Dan, and Joe break down the Lions 4th quarter collapse against the Bears. In segment 2 the guys take a look at the big things they saw around the NFL in week 1. The show finishes up with a preview and predictions for Detroit's week two matchup at Green Bay.Make sure to follow us on twitter @DetSitDownLike us on FacebookCheck out our website Subscribe to our podcast on:Apple PodcastsSpotify

The interview series continues as Tom talks to sportscaster Mark Wilson. Mark talks about his career in sports broadcasting including being a co-host of The Parker and the Man which was one of the highest-rated talk shows in the Detroit area during its run.

The interview series continues as Tom talks to sports broadcaster Neal Ruhl. Neal talks about his experiences as the play-by-play man for both Oakland University basketball and Detroit City FC. Neal also discusses his main goal of becoming a full-time NBA broadcaster.

The interview series continues as Tom talks to Detroit News sports writer, Tony Paul. Tony talks about what it's been like covering sports during this pandemic, when he thinks the Detroit Tigers can be contenders again, as well some of the biggest stories that he's had a chance to cover through his career.

The Detroit Sports Sit Down returns with a special interview as Tom talks with former Detroit Red Wings head trainer, John Wharton. John had a unique view behind the bench during some of the greatest moments in franchise history. John has many great stories to tell regarding the rivalry with the Colorado Avalanche, The Russian Five, being a part of three Stanley Cup victories, and so much more.

The guys discuss the end of the Lions season and the importance of landing the number 3 overall pick. They then review the first round of the NFL playoffs and look ahead to the divisional round.

The guys discuss the Lions loss at Denver and how they continue to blow leads. Dan and Tom's nephew, Ryan Roffe, joins the show to talk about becoming a Steelers fan despite being in a family full of die hard Lions fans. The show wraps up with the guys looking ahead to the final week of the regular season and all the exciting matchups and playoff scenarios.

Tom Murphy Jr. covered the Quick Lane Bowl and captured audio from Pittsburgh's postgame press conference following their 34-30 victory over Eastern Michigan.

Tom Murphy Jr. covered the Quick Lane Bowl and captured audio from Eastern Michigan's postgame press conference following their heartbreaking 34-30 loss to Pitt.

The Lions announced that they will be bringing back both Bob Quinn and Matt Patricia for another season in 2020. The guys discuss this decision and whether or not this organization will ever change or are they just destined to be failures as long as the Ford family owns the team.

The guys breakdown the Lions loss to the Vikings and take a look at the big stories around the NFL.

The guys discuss Michigan's blowout loss to Ohio State and why the Wolverines seem to be so far behind the Buckeyes as a football program.

The guys discuss the Lions loss to the Raiders and breakdown the curious play call at the end of the game.

The guys review the Lions win over the Giants and preview the upcoming game vs the Raiders.

The guys breakdown the Lions heartbreaking loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

The guys breakdown the debacle that was the Spartans loss to Arizona State, they then preview Michigan State vs Northwestern and Michigan vs Wisconsin.

The guys review the Lions ugly victory over the San Diego errr Los Angeles Chargers. They then preview the upcoming road matchup with the Eagles.

On this episode of The Detroit Sports Sit Down: College Edition, the guys discuss Michigan's overtime win over Army and debate whether Dylan McCaffrey should take over at starting quarterback going forward. They also look at Michigan State's impressive win over Western Michigan.

On this edition of The Detroit Sports Sit Down: Lions Edition, the guys breakdown the week 1 tie against the Arizona Cardinals. 

The guys preview the upcoming season for the Detroit Lions and give their predictions. 

The guys are back after a bit of a summer hiatus to discuss the state of Detroit sports. Topics discussed: 1. The potential moves the Detroit Tigers may make as we approach the MLB trade deadline. 2. Reviewing the Detroit Lions offseason and what their outlook is for the 2019 season. 3. The Detroit Pistons lackluster offseason and if they should have traded for Russell Westbrook. 4. The return of Steve Yzerman to the Red Wings organization and what it means to their rebuild. 5. Michigan head football coach Jim Harbaugh's statements regarding Urban Meyer.

On this episode of Detroit Sports Sit Down the guys discuss Tiger Wood's historic Master's victory. They also discuss the Pistons return to the NBA playoffs.

On this episode of the Detroit Sports Sit Down the guys look back at the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament and they discuss the situations of all four major Detroit sports teams as we enter into spring.

The guys review the NCAA tournament and how special this run to the Final Four has been for the Michigan State Spartans. They finish the show by looking at the Detroit Tigers 2019 season and what to expect from this team as we get ready for Opening Day.

Tom Murphy Jr, Joe Perri, and Dan Murphy break down the NCAA tournament so far and preview the sweet 16. They also give their predictions for Michigan's matchup with Texas Tech and the Spartans contest with LSU.

On this episode the guys breakdown the Detroit Lions free agency acquisitions.

On this episode of the Detroit Sports Sit Down, the guys discuss the Cleveland Brown's signing of Kareem Hunt. They breakdown the Antonio Brown situation and whether or not the Detroit Lions should make an offer. The also take a look at the new offensive coaching changes made by the Wolverines Spartans and Lions this off-season.

On this episode of the Detroit Sports Sit Down, the guys look back at New England's Super Bowl victory. They also breakdown the Detroit Pistons trade deadline moves and they discuss Kevin Durant's recent confrontational press conference.

On this episode of the Detroit Sports Sit Down, the guys breakdown NFL Championship weekend and look ahead to the Super Bowl match up between the Rams and Patriots.

On this episode of The Detroit Sports Sit Down we review the NFL Divisional Playoffs and discuss how many of us were fooled into thinking that the Patriots run was over. We also look ahead to championship Sunday and make our predictions on who will be in the Super Bowl. In the final segment of the show, we take a look at Michigan and Michigan State basketball and how exciting it is that both teams are in the top ten.

On this episode of the Detroit Sports Sit Down, Tom, Dan and Joe discuss the disappointing end to the Michigan Wolverines season and the overall disappointment that is the Detroit Lions. They also discuss the NFL Playoffs.

Walton Spurlin of Pro Football Focus joins Detroit Sports Sit Down host Tom Murphy Jr. for a weekly segment where they discuss the biggest topics in fantasy football.