Motown Bombers

Kalif Raymond quietly had a good season. He had more receptions and yards than Chark and was emerging as a second deep threat.

Marvin Jones pretty much had the same production as Chark did when you look at the full body of work.

Fantastic, guess no one will be suggesting to draft a QB to save on cap space anymore.

Let's not forget the Lions drafted Kerby Joseph with the comp pick they received from letting Golladay walk.

I just reealized if the Raiders didn't blow that game against the Rams the Lions would have the 3rd overall pick.

Thankfully Holmes passed on Robinson.

For one year in his career, Stafford want on a rebuilding team.

Let's not forget the other amusement parks in Orlando. People don't go to Orlando because of Universal Studios. They go because of Disney World.

I would be happy to draft Johnston. Marvin Jones is obviously not a long term solution and I feel the Lions really need an X receiver to compliment their other receivers. I think I would rather take Witherspoon at 6 but if they come away from this draft with Johnston I would not be disappointed.

Didn't Quinn intentionally not meet with Ragnow because he didn't want other teams to know the Lions were interested?

Man, I bet this was good.

I lived in Florida and worked at Disney World and hated both. Desantis has made me feel sympathetic to a company I despise.

With unknowns I worry about her doing a bait and switch like the one in North Carolina who ran on a progressive platform and then switched to Republican after being elected. In the George Santos era, have to make sure her story checks out. Also, Oxford isn't in this district. John James lived in Farmington Hills and only moved when elected. He had no desire to live in this district. Ironically, he moved to Shelby Township where they don't particularly care for his kind moving into the neighborhood.

New entrant into the MI-10 race. This was a district that was winnable but the Democrats ignored it, Stevens carpetbagged in MI-11, and Marlinga lost by 0.5% being severely underfunded.