Mr.TaterSalad

Not at all. Donald Trump wants to be a war time President like Bush was because he thinks it will make him more popular. Wartime Presidents often start out popular and then see their popularity plummet once the war goes south. In Trump's case, no serious American outside of the kool-aid drinking base see's Venezuela has a threat the way Americans were conditions to see Saddam and Iraq as a threat. On top of that, he has neocons in his administration and big oil executives who are itching for a war to get their hands on Venezuelan oil reserves. It's Iraq all over again and the drugs from Venezuela are the new WMDs. We just might see Baghdad Don on TV telling us why we have to go to war in the coming weeks with Venezuela and telling us what a great job we are doing in the war once it starts.

Chances are he would have gotten to coach at least one of his 100 or so kids. Oh sorry, I read that as Shawn Kemp.

But what if they tie in week 18?

I mean, if there is any QB who is Brees-esque, it is Goff. A QB who is largely immobile, but a great pocket passer. A guy who excels at play action and timing routes when he's got good protection and a running game going. While I do think they will miss the playoffs this year, I am by no means pessimistic about the year after that. I think this team and this front office can and will rebound.

This year's team and last year's team are different animals all together. They haven't won back-to-back games since September of this year and to do it they beat two bad teams in the Bengals and Browns. They also beat a struggling Bears team early in the year. That Bears team and this Bears team are world's apart.

When is the last time the Lions have won back to back games, let alone three in a row?

The Lions are very likely to miss the playoffs. And with that, the return of a Lions fan tradition. A tradition where the draft becomes the Super Bowl for fans once again. After the loss to the Rams and a less than 40% chance at making the playoffs, I thought now was as good a time as any to start the 2028 NFL Draft Thread. What do you think our needs are for this coming offseason? What positions and players are on your draft radar?

Charlie Kirk was Bull Connor who used a microphone instead of a firehose and dogs. While I don't think his death was justified, people getting canceled over chiding his death, while the President posts insane **** like this, is wild to me.

The adult you voted for, for President of the United States walked in on underage, teenage girls changing in a dressing room at a beauty pageant. He was also bragging about sexual assault. And also on the flight logs of and best friends with Jeffery Epstein. Sorry Bunker, but you're the one supporting a pervert. Now please go sit in the corner and ask Mr. Trump to give you another glass of his Kool-Aid. Here's a sippy cup so you don't spill it.

All in the Family is my second favorite sitcom of all time. It was ground breaking. It pushed social boundaries and norms by touching topics no one else would touch. It portrayed the American family as an imperfect group of people, where the past conflicts with the present. Rob Reiner's role as Michael Stivic, the educated, liberal meathead to counter balance the old, racist Archie Bunker, was perfect. Reiner and Carol O'Connor were perfect for one another on screen. Together, they produced so many iconic and downright hilarious moments. Rob Reiner, you will certainly be missed. RIP!

Right from game one this season felt different. They've rarely ever been clicking on an cylinders all year. If the offense looks good, the the defense is a train wreck. If the defense has a good game, the offense is bad. The inconsistency is on Dan Campbell for sure. His teams have not be fully ready to play all season, in both sides of the ball.

TOUCHDOWN!!!!!

FINALLY A FLAG!!!!

Where's the ****ing flag? We were flagged for less.

HE GRABBED HIS JERSEY! HOLDING!!!