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We do know the game would have played out different if Hutch, McNeil, Carlton Davis were playing. Doesn’t mean a guarantee the Lions won but the game would have looked different. And of course I don’t know the Lions beat the Eagles either. It’s obviously all my opinion. I mean we don’t now for sure that the 2024 Eagles could have beat the Titans. They didn’t play, maybe the Titans would have had their number. We don’t know.
The decade is only half over
I didn’t say playoffs, just meant head to head. If the Falcons could beat the Eagles why not the Titans? Anything can happen in a single game. The best team can beat the worst team. A team can turn the ball over 5 times and still win. I have my opinion. Obviously it’s subjective and there is no way to prove any hypothetical NFL scenario out.
Um…The Raiders season is falling apart yet again. I’ve always rooted for the Lions as my “2nd team” but it’s time for me to follow them more closely to really enjoy the ride this year. I do have Goff on one of my superflex dynasty rosters, so there’s that.
Thanks for having me over. Your place looks great.
Dan Campbell isn't sure if it's season-ending but he wouldn't rule it out.
That is correct, according to PFF Arnold is in the bottom tier of CBs ratings per game.
Not funny.
I think players like Vildor were why the Lions signed experienced corners for depth. In the past, the backup corners were players with little to no experience. Now we have players like Rock Ya-Sin, Avonte Maddox, and the recently signed Tre Flowers. Obviously they are backups for a reason but they all have been multi-year starters in this league, so if nothing else the moment won't be too big for them.
I treat them like I am an actual fan. You continually crap on them because this new regime didn't win a Super Bowl in their first four years after taking over the most pathetic team in the entire league and don't follow your short-sighted peanut-gallery advise. If you don't appreciate the incredible turn around and the extremely high-quality of football they are now playing week after week, I am not sure what to tell you. Yes, I am a huge fan of what they have accomplished so far and know this is just the start.
Not sure how many times this needed to be stated. You can absolutely be an "actual fan", enjoy the ride and still be critical of your team.
Kind of like the Lions last year. None of their wins seem as impressive in retrospect in part because the teams looked so bad in losing to the Lions (Minnesota being the prime example). Also, they lost to Buffalo and didn't get a chance to play Philly. But ultimately you can only beat the teams that are in front of you, and as long as they keep doing that things should turn out OK.
Chiefs should totally sign him before Sunday's game
I don't know if last night's result makes me worried because there's no way Mahomes lets his team fall to 2-4 or not worried because KC is a bad enough team that they could easily be 2-4
I hope they don't move Branch. It seemed like last year when he had to move was when he stopped getting picks (where are they this year? ).
I would go get somebody, but I am not Brad.
I mean, they obviouslly have to get somebody, but no idea if that means whoever is on the FA market or an actual trade. I don't typically love those midseason trades; feels like they rarely work out (though I suppose ZSmith was a good one last year)
If they had made this trade a week ago the Lions might have beaten Flacco two weeks in a row. But now he has a chance to repeat his only win this year vs the Packers.
The 2025 version of the Honolulu Flu is more localized to QB populations
So if they beat KC this week will Reid bench Mahomes?
It's the only logical conclusion.
He’s had his chance. Time to see what they have in Gardner Minshew
