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***Thanksgiving Game #1 - Green Bay at Detroit*** (1 Viewer)

Greg Jennings definitely did something personal to Rodgers. Because he gives Jennings NOTHING.
Jennings is constantly lined up to the weak side of the formation, Rodgers doesn't look to that side of the field.
Doesn't this sound like something the o-coordinator should address if that is so? My goodness, it wasn't a problem last year when Jennings finished with 80 for 1,292 and 9 TDs with the same QB...
If it was true.
 
Capers needs to keep the pressure up even with a big lead. Getting soft will cause issues. Get Underwood in and see what he can do Bush has looked ok but let the young guy play.

Cliffy hurt his hamstring. Shows that next year team will have a new and better starting LT for this team.

 
Is it tradition that has these poor fans showing up to Ford Field on Thanksgiving Day every year too?

 
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Wouldn't a safety be better for Detroit anyway?
:lmao:
They get the 2 points and the ball in great field position. The get a TD on this drive and they come out ahead on this exchange. Most importantly Green Bay can't burn time off the clock.
Are you living in an alternate dimension where the Lions offense is capable of scoring? What is the score of the game you are watching? Does Matt Stafford have a goatee that makes him look vaguely menacing?
 
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In essence via the safety Detroit can score 9 points with 1-2 minutes coming the clock as opposed to 7 points and Green Bay burning 3-4 minutes off the clock.

Whether they execute or not is up to them.

 
Wouldn't a safety be better for Detroit anyway?
:confused:
They get the 2 points and the ball in great field position. The get a TD on this drive and they come out ahead on this exchange. Most importantly Green Bay can't burn time off the clock.
Are you living in an alternate dimension where the Lions offense is capable of scoring? What is the score of the game you are watching?
No one here is predicting they are going to. I'm just laying out their best case scenario. And don't look now, but they might pull off exactly what I was describing.
 
In essence via the safety Detroit can score 9 points with 1-2 minutes coming the clock as opposed to 7 points and Green Bay burning 3-4 minutes off the clock.Whether they execute or not is up to them.
I understand what you are trying to say but teams would always rather have the 7 instead of the 2 and a chance for 9.
 
Not being able to see the game and following on the NFL gametracker I've noticed the "discuss" option below the stats.

Reading what people post there makes me want to carve my eyes out with a rusty hunting knife. Unbelievable.

 
In essence via the safety Detroit can score 9 points with 1-2 minutes coming the clock as opposed to 7 points and Green Bay burning 3-4 minutes off the clock.Whether they execute or not is up to them.
Do the 9 points make much more difference than the 7 in this case?
2 more points plus less time off the clock as opposed to 7 and the amount of time it would take to get the ball back from GB.
 
Wouldn't a safety be better for Detroit anyway?
:confused:
They get the 2 points and the ball in great field position. The get a TD on this drive and they come out ahead on this exchange. Most importantly Green Bay can't burn time off the clock.
Are you living in an alternate dimension where the Lions offense is capable of scoring? What is the score of the game you are watching?
No one here is predicting they are going to. I'm just laying out their best case scenario. And don't look now, but they might pull off exactly what I was describing.
I shall take your advice and not look.
 
In essence via the safety Detroit can score 9 points with 1-2 minutes coming the clock as opposed to 7 points and Green Bay burning 3-4 minutes off the clock.Whether they execute or not is up to them.
I understand what you are trying to say but teams would always rather have the 7 instead of the 2 and a chance for 9.
Usually but when down 20 and the clock becoming an issue, you have to hope for best case scenario. And for Detroit it was the 2 points, the ball, and a quick score.
 
In essence via the safety Detroit can score 9 points with 1-2 minutes coming the clock as opposed to 7 points and Green Bay burning 3-4 minutes off the clock.Whether they execute or not is up to them.
Do the 9 points make much more difference than the 7 in this case?
2 more points plus less time off the clock as opposed to 7 and the amount of time it would take to get the ball back from GB.
Welp now you are really wrong since they kicked the FG ... good thing i didn't close my eyes :confused:
 
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In essence via the safety Detroit can score 9 points with 1-2 minutes coming the clock as opposed to 7 points and Green Bay burning 3-4 minutes off the clock.Whether they execute or not is up to them.
Do the 9 points make much more difference than the 7 in this case?
2 more points plus less time off the clock as opposed to 7 and the amount of time it would take to get the ball back from GB.
The hole in your logic is the offense can't score.
 
In essence via the safety Detroit can score 9 points with 1-2 minutes coming the clock as opposed to 7 points and Green Bay burning 3-4 minutes off the clock.Whether they execute or not is up to them.
I understand what you are trying to say but teams would always rather have the 7 instead of the 2 and a chance for 9.
Usually but when down 20 and the clock becoming an issue, you have to hope for best case scenario. And for Detroit it was the 2 points, the ball, and a quick score.
The TD made it a 2 score game. The safety kept a 3 score game.
 
In essence via the safety Detroit can score 9 points with 1-2 minutes coming the clock as opposed to 7 points and Green Bay burning 3-4 minutes off the clock.Whether they execute or not is up to them.
I understand what you are trying to say but teams would always rather have the 7 instead of the 2 and a chance for 9.
Usually but when down 20 and the clock becoming an issue, you have to hope for best case scenario. And for Detroit it was the 2 points, the ball, and a quick score.
The TD made it a 2 score game. The safety kept a 3 score game.
Yes, but with the safety you get the ball back immediately in advantageous scoring position. For Detroit to come ahead on that exchange, they needed to punch it into the endzone quickly. They almost did. And that scenario (safety followed by quick TD) was really their only chance.
 
The Lions really take Calvin out inside the 5?? Then throw the ball??? Every week i'm reminded that after following the game for 50 yrs i really know nothing about it.

 

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