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If the past two weeks have taught us anything, itâs that the Detroit Lions have some obvious flaws. That doesnât mean the team is doomed, just about every team in the NFL has flaws. However, it has been a bit of a rude awakening for some who believed this team would walk to a divisionâŠ
After a dismal 1-10 start, the Carolina Panthers have fired head coach Frank Reich. Sundayâs 17-10 loss to a 3-7 (entering the game) Titans team was the final straw for impetuous owner Dave Tepper. Reichâs removal opens the door for coaching candidate articles and speculation. Expect to see and hear a whole lot of Lions
The Carolina Panthers fired head Coach Frank Reich on Monday morning after the Panthers had a 1-10 start this season. There’s some intriguing questions here that directly relate to the Detroit Lions. The first one is obvious, will the Panthers try to get ben Johnson again? They took a shot at him this past offseason,
After a 1-10 start to the season, the Carolina Panthers have fired head coach Frank Reich. He is the second head coach fired in the middle of the 2023 season, joining former Raiders coach Josh McDaniels. This was only Reichâs first season with the Panthers, so ownership is looking to move on quickly here.
Thanksgiving was a tough football meal to digest for the Detroit Lions. Losing 29-22 in Ford Field to the Green Bay Packers in a turkey of a game ruined the holiday buzz. I delayed this weekâs film study and lessons learned from it a little to make sure the bad taste of the loss was
With a tough loss on Thanksgiving, the Detroit Lionsâ odds to win the division took a minor hit, and their odds to take away the No. 1 seed in the conference have all but disappeared. But the one thing that remains in perfectly good shape is their odds of making the playoffs overall. They stillâŠ
Are you ready for a second dose of âSunday Night Footballâ in Week 12? After closing out Thanksgiving Day, âSunday Night Footballâ returns to its regularly schedule day. Whereas the Thanksgiving nightcap was a rout by the San Francisco 49ers, hopefully tonightâs edition is more competitive. And with two top-offenses, we could certainly see it.
The rest of the football nation witnessed on Thanksgiving something Lions fans know all too well: Detroitâs pass rush is seriously lacking. The Lions defense did not sack Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love once. Detroit registered just four QB hits on Loveâs 32 dropbacks, per the NFLâs official statistics. The lack of pressure and negative
Amon-Ra St. Brown got an unlikely defender in the fight against the Lionsâ wideoutâs hefty fine for a block in Detroitâs Week 11 win over the Chicago Bears. Recently retired defensive legend J.J. Watt slammed the NFL for a fine that Watt claims violates a âgeneral rule of thumb.â The play in question saw St.
The Detroit Lions saw their NFC North divisional odds take a pretty significant dip this week after dropping their Thanksgiving Day game to the Green Bay Packers. However, theyâre still 8-3 on the season and in a pretty darn good situation when it comes to the NFC Playoff picture. By the end of the week,âŠ
For the second week in a row, the Detroit Lions didnât play like a team battling for the No. 1 seed in the NFC. After escaping Ford Field with a victory against the Chicago Bears in Week 11, the Lions came out on the losing side of things in their Thanksgiving Day tilt with theâŠ
This past week has been filled with Detroit Lions Football, playing the Chicago Bears on Sunday and the Green Bay Packers on Thanksgiving just five days later. Both games are reminiscent of each other: the Lions have large point deficits to objectively worse teams. The only difference between their performance between the Bears and the Packers was the Lionsâ ability to
Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown was fined $43,709 for a block he threw during the teamâs Week 11 game against the Chicago Bears. That is an absolutely massive fine by NFL standardsâparticularly for a player who doesnât exactly have a rep of bad behavior or poor conduct. In fact, it was the largestâŠ