Lions have beaten 1 team with a winning record and that was on opening night against a team missing 2 of its top 3 players.
Obviously the Lions offense can put up some points but that doesn't make them a good team.
Which means what exactly? I'm looking at the teams left on the schedule, how those teams have been playing, and in the case of the Bears, how they've already matched up against the Lions.
I don't get why everyone feels the need to take a side on this. In my opinion, all the sides suck.
Israel - Steals land and kicks people out of the homes
Hamas - Terrorists
Palestinians - Terrorist supporters
If the Lions lose this game, they might not win another game all season. For those saying I'm full of it, point out to me on their remaining schedule where the wins are.
I saw the rumor a few days ago that the Cubs were going to break the bank for Ohtani and it makes sense so I'm sticking with that until some better speculation comes along.
Hilarious considering you literally have nothing to offer as proof that the Tigers are willing to sign a player to a 30 million dollar a year contract.
My argument is that the Tigers are not signing Yamamoto. I will say though, I am getting a kick out of you guys who keep trying to undervalue the contract he's going to receive to make it sound more likely that the Tigers can sign him.
25 million on a guy you expect to play every day is not even close to being the same as 30 million a year on a guy that plays once every five games. Also, adding up salaries to meet or exceed that of the 30 million a season Yamamoto is going to get has nothing to do with the point of spending that much on ONE PLAYER.
Every projection I've seen from people with a degree of credibility have predicted it to be around 30 million per season. You are nuts if you think he's only getting 20 million a year.
Because Mike Illitch isn't around anymore. He was willing to spend money in a way his kids never will. Also, notice how they got rid of Verlander right after Mike died?
Third place in the division after 20 games, I'll take it. I don't care what anyone says, I expect this team to make the playoffs, even if it's only as the last wildcard.
How does Alabama beating Georgia make it more likely that Ohio State is in? If Georgia falls out of the playoffs due to losing the SEC Championship, that puts Alabama in. If you're saying they would put 1 loss Ohio State in over the 1 loss SEC champs, that's just crazy.