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Week Nine: Green Bay Packers (3-5) @ Detroit Lions (1-6)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
I really wish there was a way to get radio audio on TV instead of the national announcers. -
Well, keep in mind that Hock played 47 games with the Lions vs. Ebron's 56. So, on a per game basis: Ebron: Yards: 37 Receptions: 3.32 TDs: 0.2 Hock: Yards: 44 Receptions: 4.23 TDs: 0.32 Now, while those are better numbers, they are phenomenally better. Which makes me think the trade was a better idea.
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Yeah, it's a close one but this game probably did push it over the edge.
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Week Nine: Green Bay Packers (3-5) @ Detroit Lions (1-6)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
I tell ya... it was SOOOO enjoyable to see all the facial expressions by Rodgers. That made the game super enjoyable. -
Week Seven: Detroit Lions (1-4) @ Dallas Cowboys (4-2)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
The protocol OFF the field failed. On the field the refs aren't medical professionals. They can't be expected to judge it. They see something that might be concussion and they should take the action of referring to the pros. The doctors should have been able to clear ARSB, but if the ref sees something, s/he should act. In a perfect world ARSB would have been sent to the sidelines for a play or two while the medical pros verified that he was fine, and then he would have gone back in. That's the part that failed. -
Week Seven: Detroit Lions (1-4) @ Dallas Cowboys (4-2)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
Anyone know if the Lions have received the apology letter yet on the "interception"? -
Week Seven: Detroit Lions (1-4) @ Dallas Cowboys (4-2)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
Kudos on the Ref here... he saw what looked like a woozy ARSB and he did the right thing by pushing him off the field. He's not a doctor, he's not trained to do a full diagnosis. He saw something suspicious and he took immediate action. This is the RIGHT move for the ref. Now, if the medical professional make a mistake, that's another story. But on the field that was the right thing to do. -
Outside of some team giving you a stupid crazy offer, I agree with this plan.
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Week Seven: Detroit Lions (1-4) @ Dallas Cowboys (4-2)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
I think you're forgetting some free agents that Holmes brought in that have made significant contributions: Charles Harris and Jamaal Williams, for example, where big impact players last year and have also contributed majorly this year. Anzalone and Raymond have also been regular contributors while not really star players they have done their part. Josh Reynolds was also a mid-season pickup who's been a good addition to the team. -
Week Seven: Detroit Lions (1-4) @ Dallas Cowboys (4-2)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
In fact I seem to remember some people being very upset that Fields wasn't taken. -
I don't think these two posts are logically consistent. In one instance you are saying that the fact that Holmes missed on three is what makes it bad, but then you're also saying that each pick is independent. It feels a little bit like taking 5 At Bats for a hitter in a game and saying that he struck out on the 2nd, 3rd and 5th at bat, so it was a bad game for him while ignoring the home run he hit in his first at bat and the single he got in his 4th at bat. That's not to say that I'm pleased that Holmes appears to have whiffed on the other guys, but if you only look at the bad things without considering the good, then yeah... Holmes, or any GM, is going to look very, very bad.
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Week Seven: Detroit Lions (1-4) @ Dallas Cowboys (4-2)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
Last game was the first time I really worried that Campbell might not be the coach of the future. Obviously he's had bad games many times already, but that game was the first time I felt like he didn't have a good handle on the players or on the game. This week I want to see a better game plan, I want to see the players giving it their all for him, and I want to see progress. If we see all that and still lose... I won't be happy, but I'll at least feel better then I did after the Pats game. If we don't see any of that and we lose, well, then Campbell's seat is getting hot in my opinion. I love the guy and I love how he motivates the team, but that HAS to translate to wins on the field or it's all for nothing. I don't think there is anyway he gets fired this season. And I'll frankly be a little shocked if he gets fired before the 2023 season starts even if he finished with 3 wins again. But, if he gets 5 wins or fewer (outside of losing Goff) I suspect his seat will be very, very warm come 2023. I could see him getting fired halfway through 2023 if this year ends up a bust and if 2023 doesn't start off hot. -
Officially, no. Unofficially, yes.
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I guess it'll depend on how the season and off season goes. I mean, if he heals up and has a good off season I expect they'll give him a shot in 2023 to prove all the haters (aka: RedRamage) wrong. And that's what they should do. But if the needle continues to not move on him all season long and all off season long, then yeah, I could see him being cut.
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Just my opinion and I really hope I'm wrong.
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Have we heard any update on Saivion Smith? It was such a weird injury.
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Completely random post... while lookup receivers for the above post, I found out that the Giants have a receiver named Darius Slayton. Which of course means that Darius Slayton might be covered by Darius Slay in an upcoming game. (But probably not.)
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I suspect it would be rather hard to find a WR that has fewer receptions and yards than Golladay. EDIT:I looked it up... of WR that have played at least two games so far there are eight who have fewer receptions and fewer yards than Golladay: Phillip Dorsett Bryan Edwards Tutu Atwell Juwann Winfree Montrell Washington Tylan Wallace Jeff Smith Cam Sims
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Week Five: Detroit Lions (1-3) @ New England Patriots (1-3)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
That's a bit insulting to the Big12 conference. -
Look, I don't want to down play people who are probably much smarter than me with football knowledge, but this feel a little bit like Jack Elliot:
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Week Four: Seattle Seahawks (1-2) @ Detroit Lions (1-2)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
Without trying to put too many words in Sport_Freak's mouth, I think he's saying that giving up the initial momentum can be detrimental to the team. Given our bad defense it's likely the opposing team will go down and score meaning we'll have to play catchup. How important is or isn't is obviously up for debate. I don't think it's that terribly important personally, but who knows. -
Week Four: Seattle Seahawks (1-2) @ Detroit Lions (1-2)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
My guess is that fans are waiting for the other shoe to drop. As much as we're all hoping that yesterday was just an "off day" for the defense, we're worried that the offense has just been lucky and it might all come crashing down if we start talking about it. Add that in with what KL said... that we're still losing and it's hard to get excited about too much when they're 1-3. And then just the natural human tendency to complain about the bad things rather than celebrate the good things. -
Week Four: Seattle Seahawks (1-2) @ Detroit Lions (1-2)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
I really hope I'm wrong, but I've all but written Levi off. It's entirely possible that he ends up coming back, being productive, and even being a star. I seem to remember some issues with a certain QB and injuries in his first couple of years. So again... hoping I'm wrong but I'm just not expecting anything from him. -
Week Four: Seattle Seahawks (1-2) @ Detroit Lions (1-2)
RedRamage replied to MichiganCardinal's topic in Detroit Lions
Dude, can you promise me that there will be someone else in the house when you watch next weeks game? If the Lions lay and egg defensively like this did yesterday I'm going to be worried about you. -
Here's some other idea that are swimming in the back of my head... just throwing them out there... no idea if they would work or make sense, but here they are: Add another bye week (not my idea, read it somewhere else). As much as I hate bye week when the Lions have them, it makes sense to have more rest time and it extends the length of the NFL season, which I suspect the NFL would like. Expand the roster? I'm somewhat unsure on this one... I don't want to see watered down talent, but would a bigger roster mean more substitutions and less hits per player per game? Snap limits? This might be SUPER controversial, but especially if we had bigger rosters might the NFL be able to put in a limit on the number of snaps for players per game? Soft-sided helmets? No idea if this makes sense, but it seems to me that a rigid helmet do as much to protect the player as the padding inside it does. I guess it helps spread out the impact a bit, but I wonder if they were able to develop a helmet that did this without being so rigid on the outside how that would change the game. Thursday games only after bye week (or first week of the season). This would mean fewer Thursday night games, which the NFL wouldn't like. But the extra bye week would help. I would allow Friday night games later in the season after HS football is done, without a previous bye week, as a compromise. (This would mean the Lions and Cowboys always have a bye the week before TDay.) Impact sensors in helmets?