I’m not a Lions fan by choice, I was born into it. Moved to Vancouver 33 years ago. Some seasons up to 10% of Seahawks season ticket holders are Canadian. A couple of guys with whom I went to high school and who settled out here - one in Vancovuer, one in Seattle - made the jump from the Lions to the Seahawks. I thought of it but couldn’t take the leap. Today the Seahawks made their 4th Super Bowl, having won one already and likely will be solid favorites in this one.
Two massive mistakes in the 3rd quarter. Rams returner stumbles and muffs a punt, Seahawks get the ball inside the 15, score a TD on the next play. A few series later, the Rams are down 11 and stopped at midfield for a 4th and 12 but a bonehead taunting penalty gives them a 1st down. Stafford throws a TD on next play. About to be 31-27.
The Wings need to make sure tonight against the Jets isn't a letdown game. The Wings played well the 10-15 minutes but were back in their heels closer to the end of the period. 0-0 after 1.
By points percentage ranking, Atlantic division teams are #2 (Tampa), #5 (Detroit), #8 (Buffalo), #9 (Montreal), #11 (Boston), #14 (Florida) and #16 (Toronto). So 4 of the top 10, 5 of the top 11, and 7 of the NHL top half.
With today's 5-0 shutout win over NYI, the Sabres are now tied with Montreal in points for 3rd in the Atlantic, actually ahead of them in standings on the tiebreaker.
https://www.nhl.com/standings/2026-01-24/division
And it wasn’t just getting the point, except for the firsr 5 minutes of the 3rd they played the Wild even. Wings looked the more dangerous team in the last 5 minutes of regulation.