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the hardest part of a limited 2 week military campaign is the first 6 years.

Yes, and they needed to do it. You can’t pay a guy $15+ million if you assume they won’t be able to play more than 80% of the season, and they are likely to be dinged up when they are on the field. With Decker off the books, I’m more favorable to signing a guy like Linderbaum and earmarking the 1st round pick for a plug and play tackle. It is a deep draft for that.

I’m guessing the Lions approached Decker about re-negotiating his contract to take a pay cut and he declined.

Someone want to tell L'il Marco what regime change means?

So much of what Detroit does starts with their defense. Losing Thompson really hurt that and is a big story going forward if he has to miss significant time. Not so much for the regular season, but it's a deal if he starts to miss playoff games. Cade has to be better. 26 points on 26 shots is pretty bad. Funny thing is, he shot well from three but everywhere else wasn't good. His defense wasn't very good either and he took a few dumb fouls. Insert the Cade needs help plea here. LeVert and Jenkins were terrible. 20 and 14 minutes combined, and they produced 0 points. The defense on Wemby was bad. They fouled him 20 feet from the basket a good 7 or 8 times. He isn't Steph, he doesn't shoot that well where you have to pressure him defensively 20+ feet from the basket. You could probably make an argument you want him shooting that shot. Save your fouls for the times he is in the paint.

I have never understood how people who slobber all over Trump can honestly complain abut elitism.

Holic, I have put you on ignore. I'm keeping you there. I broke that shell because you went hard on edman for making recommendations about the threat from Iranian cyber attacks. You aren't worth it.

Olli Maata AND Petry being traded today and Yzerman just sits back and lets it happen?

Little Caesars Arena - Detroit, MI

Given the price others were paying and that the Wings’ main rivals did little, I think that a significant pickup in Faulk and a minor pickup in Perron is an acceptable trade deadline.

Especially since we got a 3rd for Soderblom.

I know PFF is not perfect, but they had Decker actually graded out as an average LT. So if Brad and Dan try to "next man up" this situation, we are looking at a 7-10 record. Need a real FA signing AND a high draft pick to address the OL.

With Decker and Ragnow off the books, you can probably go all in on Linderbaum, draft a tackle in this draft which is deep, sign a veteran RB2, maybe get someone like Bradley Chubb opposite Hutchinson and sign your depth pieces.

First off, thank you. Thank you Taylor Decker for being an anchor on the offensive line over the last decade. Thank you for suffering through all the years of misery with Matt Patricia and rebuilding. Thank you for sacrificing your body and your mind playing many tough years for this franchise. Thank you for being an anchor on this line when it was the anchor for this team for several years of playoff teams. Love you Taylor Decker and much respect. Thank you for all you've done.

don't forget the liver

It had to do with the economy and the stimulus checks... I made the comment that a lot of people who were fortunate enough to keep working during the early days of the pandemic found themselves saving money and then then getting an infusion of cash from those checks were spending money on projects and other things they normally might not have done... thus causing some of the inflation we saw... "you guys sit there in your finished basements while working people suffer" or something to that effect. I read that while working in my non cubicle in my unfinished basement.

DUDE STOP. JUST STOP. Would you rather be lead by a black woman? Think of how bad that would be.

i mean seriously, can we see what a team would give us for ras or compher???? then call up mbn and danielson amd just ride with that.

corey perry for a second round pick! oy vey.

on the one hand, you arent going to run up against a freak like wemby until the finals. so no real reason to be concerned. losing ausar for any length of time is a huge concern. fortunately the schedule lightens up a bit soon. but overall, the team is as flawed as its always been. if robinson isnt shooting well, theyre going to be relying on tobias to open up some space. in fairness to him, he played well in the knicks series last year. can he do that again when the other team is focusing 100% of their defense on cade? we'll see. i'm starting to get worried about a potential first round matchup with charlotte...

On a similar note, when Democrats take back the house, you will hear a lot of talk about bipartisanship from republicans and the media, something you don’t hear now.

Diesel fuel up $0.41/gal. Which gets added to just about every single thing you buy.

Word of The Day: Kakistocracy - government by the worst, least qualified, or most unscrupulous people The US is not a serious country. In a serious country a pedophile, rapist conman would not be considered a legitimate candidate for anything other than life in prison. But creating hype videos, likes, and sick burns is exactly how a huge percentage of American judge success. If anyone thinks we can pull ourselves out of this death spiral, you are just deluding yourself.

Comerica Park lasted 27 years Tiger Stadium lasted 38 years Briggs Stadium 22 years Navin Field 26 years Bennett Park 11 years

It’s a shame we actually had to pass a law for this

Meanwhile

malkin almost decapitates dahlin. such a dirty player.

Yeah, SA did a very good tank job in order to get him.

Well, I'm glad Wemby is in the West.

Trae Young and Jalen Brunson would be proud of the effort from Wemby tonight.

Someone doesnt know how the legislative branch works

Great upgrade.

Similar for me, I only subscribe to FUBO because it includes FanDuel. If they don't replace FanDuel with this new Tigers/Wings thing I'll kill FUBO and go somewhere that does package it.

I don't imagine RFK has taken the time to read this (Medscape 2/17/2026): "As the US measles cases soar following 2025’s record-shattering outbreaks, experts warn that healthcare practitioners and parents may be unprepared for the virus’s hidden threat: immune amnesia. The condition is pretty much what it sounds like. The virus destroys immune memory, wiping out memory B cells and T cells and forcing the immune system to rebuild its defenses from scratch. “Nearly every unvaccinated child who gets measles can be impacted,” said Patricia Stinchfield, CPNP, past president of the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases. Rebuilding immune memory leaves patients vulnerable to new exposures, and infections, hospitalizations, and missed work and school can linger for up to 5 years, casting a long shadow after recovery. Immune amnesia was officially recognized in 2015, but clues emerged before that. Scottish scientists in the 1700s described waves of infections and deaths in measles’ wake. When measles vaccines arrived in the 1960s, ’70s, and ’80s, researchers noticed unexpected drops in seemingly unrelated health problems. And looking back at prevaccination records, they documented higher rates of infections and deaths in kids for several years after they had this highly-contagious childhood illness. Lots of deaths. “Half of all childhood infectious-disease deaths were related to immune amnesia caused by measles,” said Michael J. Mina, MD, PhD, an infectious disease expert and former assistant professor of epidemiology and immunology, Harvard Medical School, Boston. Mina’s landmark research, published from 2015 to 2019, helped illuminate the measles-immune amnesia link. “Before vaccines, it was difficult to see the connection because virtually everyone got measles. There was no one to compare them to.”