Detroit Lions fans frustrated by Travis Fulgham’s big day as he dominates for Eagles

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Tyler J. Davis
 
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Even on a bye week, the Detroit Lions have managed to annoy their fans. 

Lions fans lamented the monster day put up by Travis Fulgham, a 2019 Lions draft pick who now plays for the Philadelphia Eagles. Fulgham dominated the Pittsburgh Steelers secondary to the tune of 10 catches for 152 yards. 

Not bad for a guy the Lions though so little of, they waived him in August — a little more than a year after picking Fulgham with a six-round draft selection. (The Green Bay Packers picked him up and waived him as well, but it’s kind of different when you spend a draft pick on a guy.)

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His breakout Sunday comes a week after he caught the winning touchdown for the Eagles.

Lions fans, who got a reprieve from watching their favorite team play this week, are less than pleased.

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I sense a pattern.

Another former Lion was part of a big play in a way Detroit fans are all too familiar with. Eric Ebron, everybody. 

Luckily for Ebron, the Steelers hung on to win despite his fumble (and a later drop).

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