Eminem, the rap icon, has pushed himself into the Detroit Lions’ huddle, urging Coach Dan Campbell to give him a go on the pitch. What is his weapon of choice? Not a microphone, but a passionate plea that might persuade even the hardest defensive tackle.

Slim Shady took to Instagram on Tuesday and sent a humorous video message to Campbell, declaring himself ready to suit up for the Lions’ playoff run. “Yo, Dan, I’m reporting,” he raps, his voice infused with the same passion that drives his music.

“Third quarter, I’m ready. Offensive line, eligible receiver, quarterback, the whole damn team! I’ll throw it to myself and score a touchdown, in the third quarter. Just give me a uniform. Or at least just a helmet, I already got a helmet, it’s just not regulation.”

Eminem’s humorous petition is more than just a publicity stunt. The Detroit native has been a Lions fan his entire life and is known for his unwavering devotion for his hometown team. His New Year’s Resolution? For the Lions to win the Super Bowl. And now that the team has broken their 32-year postseason drought, Eminem’s competitive spirit has reached new heights.

The video, which featured Eminem’s usual wit and Detroit pride, rapidly went viral. Fans applauded his enthusiasm, sharing the video and offering fun suggestions for Slim Shady’s on-field role: “Wide receiver named Slim Reaper,” “Left tackle with lyrical flow,” “Motivational coach with killer rhymes.”

It is unclear whether Coach Campbell will respond to the Rap God’s invitation. But one thing is certain: Eminem’s contagious enthusiasm has injected new energy into Detroit’s playoff frenzy.

And who knows, maybe a surprise appearance by a local hero may create the magic Detroit requires to roar to the Lombardi trophy.