RedRamage

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And Charlie Batch... though he's not nearly as good looking as Marisa and me.

Come on guys! Get me one last present for my B-Day!

That was a VERY pretty play!

Yeah, and they don't talk about anything like: "This guy here needs to do x... " or whatever. Not idea what it's all about.

What are the stupid red circles/targets they keep putting on various players?

Well I think we're well past the point where "next man up" just can't cover the the holes anymore. The defense is in shambles and it shows. Not their fault... it's just we're playing 2nd and 3rd string players now.

That hurts.

Can he play D-Line?

If we're talking purely passer-to-passer comparison, then the stats certain point in Goff's favor. If we're talking MVP then it's fair to also mention that Allen has 334 rushing yards this season including 6 TDs compared to Goff's 40 and 0 TDs. Interestingly they are exactly tied on receiving: 1 reception each for 7 yards and 1 TD.

It's certainly the sort of thing the Lions would have done in the past, isn't it? Man it feels good to not think this is how the Lions would handle it right now.

I remember those days fondly when the Lions running back duo was Double-A and Double-Z.

This will be the first week since week 9 that has NOT seen only the Bears losing from the NFC North... Well, assuming that we don't tie with the Packers. Week 9: Chicago: Lost Detroit: Won Green Bay: Lost Minnesota: Won Week 10: Chicago: Lost Detroit: Won Green Bay: BYE Minnesota: Won Week 11: Chicago: Lost Detroit: Won Green Bay: Won Minnesota: Won Week 12: Chicago: Lost Detroit: Won Green Bay: Won Minnesota: Won Week 13: Chicago: Lost Detroit: Won Green Bay: Won Minnesota: Won

We just can't catch a break, can we? Dang it... shouldn't have said "break" with all the injuries we've been having.

There's a lot of good stuff in the subreddit today... this one I love:

I noticed that too, and the thing is that they probably get the play off honestly. It would have been close, but the the refs have been allowing pretty late snaps all game long so I think they would have let it ride. How much different would that ending be if they had two TOs?

Good point... that was a pretty blatant false start too.

Hopefully he's shown just enough to make the Bear's Brass think he's right there on the cusp of getting it figured out.

Yeah, that was a weak, weak, weak call. Nearly every time I think I see a horrible call on replay I go: "Oh, yeah... I see now." Or at least "Eh, that's touchy, but I guess maybe..." But this one? On the slow motion replay I kept waiting to see what it was called on expecting something more, but then the play was over.

That's very admirable by Jerry there. I fully support this action and praise Jones for his great logic and leadership. Now, how do we get Jerry together with Virginia McCaskey so that he can share this wonderful ownership decision making with her?

There's actually been some good news re: Jamo, it's just mostly stuff that doesn't get major traction. Now, I absolutely feel like Jamo has some maturing to do, both on the field and off, but he hasn't been all "party animal" and stupid 20-year old actions. Free Youth Football Camp Hands out Turkey's and Signed Footballs to Needy Families Hands out $100 to kids selling water and give free Thanksgiving meals with Detroit Police This is why I'm not nearly as worried with Jamo as I might be with other players who show immaturity. Certainly you've got a kid who gambles and doesn't know the full rules (even if the rule is stupid, it's still a rule), isn't following substance rules properly, does a dumb dive into the endzone, is out super late at night with guns in the car. But then you also have a guy who clearly cares about the fans, wants to help in the community, blocks like crazy on the field. So there's plenty of good there too.

Ah, okay... then yeah, I totally agreed with you in the moment too. He was definitely in bounds so if they were going to flag him for a late hit it would have been a crap call. But flagged for leading with his helmet was the right call.

Lions are aggressive on defense, that will often leave the door open for a running QB to hurt you.

Valid point... though I still won't put it past some of our past coaches to ignore the officials efforts. 🙂