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8 minutes ago, MichiganCardinal said:

Three points shy of the franchise record and a whole quarter to go.

Regular season I guess. The Lions actually scored 59 points in the 1957 NFL championship game. 

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7 minutes ago, lordstanley said:

Regular season I guess. The Lions actually scored 59 points in the 1957 NFL championship game. 

So if we score another touchdown and go for a two point conversion we can break our record. 🙏

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2 minutes ago, lordstanley said:

Packers win on a last second FG for the 2nd week in a row. Malik Willis played the 2nd half after an injury to Jordan Love. 

I haven’t seen it yet but I heard it was the same knee he injured earlier this season.

I still think the Packers are the biggest threat in the North. Huge game next week and I’d prefer to play Willis.

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2 minutes ago, MichiganCardinal said:

I haven’t seen it yet but I heard it was the same knee he injured earlier this season.

I still think the Packers are the biggest threat in the North. Huge game next week and I’d prefer to play Willis.

I heard it was a groin injury. We'll see...

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Nice easy win going into the 2 game gauntlet. The Lions are playing at peak level now, they really could have beaten Minnesota by more if not for some unlucky breaks. It's going to be a war against Green Bay but the Lions are ready for it, would be nice if Holmes added that pass rusher this week to go after Love.

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