Motown Bombers

Down 10 late in a playoff game, I still don't like putting the ball in Williams hands to throw.

This team was on to something historic, and then the injuries completely derailed their season. We've seen this happen to the 49ers before, only for them to bounce back the next season. This team is still mostly intact. Just need better health next year.

The amount of broken limbs on this team is insane.

Lions should still be favorites for the division next year. Minnesota has a dilemma with Darnold, and they have a lot of free agents and no draft picks. The Packers are overrated and lack true stars. The Bears are still a ways off. Run it back with some minor tweaks and hope for better health.

Washington hasn't beaten anyone good other than Tampa, who's a Jekyll and Hyde. They beat the Eagles backup QB. Had Smith not dropped that pass, they lose.

I don't think the Cowboys game was one they should have won. Dallas was good that year and looked like a juggernaut at home.

America’s team.

Kerby Joseph was a comp pick. Melifonwu was technically a comp pick. The Rams traded their comp pick to the Lions as part of the Stafford trade.

I’m actually surprised the Ravens haven’t. They’ve been to two Super Bowls.

Staley isn't on the Lions staff so they wouldn't get a comp pick. If Glenn hires say Randle-el for offensive coordinator, they would get a comp pick.

If Stafford loses, is the narrative he can’t win outdoors going to be attached to him forever like it is to Goff?

Zeitler still no practice. Likely going to be Mahogany.

I think people get hung up on the roster, but the Raiders may be a good option. Johnson wants job security and alignment from the GM. The Raiders fired their GM and will likely bring in Johnson's choice of GM. This would allow him to build the roster he wants. The Lions job was probably the least desirable when Campbell took it. he was completely in line with Holmes and had an owner who was patient and allowed them to build the roster. Johnson can have that with the Raiders. My biggest issue is that he will be in the same division as Ried, Harbaugh, and Payton. That's not going to be an easy division to navigate for the foreseeable future.

I mean, would you bring Richardson or Flacco with you?

The Rams copied a lot of what the Lions did. For instance, the Rams normally play man 15% of the time. They were over 30% against Minnesota.