Motown Bombers

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LOL Elon Musk was born to one of the wealthiest people in South Africa and fled to Canada to avoid military service. That sounds like a certain orange fatass from Queens.

A lot of the TDs to Wright and Zylstra were wide open. I'm not sure Hockenson is as wide open as Wright and Zylstra on some of these TDs. Most of the time they were blocking and then slipped out. No team is going to just lose track of Hockenson like that in the end zone, at least not as often.

Another reason a divisional opponent is likely out is because these international games are early. The Chiefs are the only AFC West team in the central time zone. They really going to have the Chargers which would be a marquee matchup at like 6 AM in LA?

If we look at the Chiefs home schedule, and eliminate divisional opponents which don't happen often on these international games, the Lions look like the best matchup. The Chiefs host Buffalo, Cincinnati and Philadelphia which would be marquee matchups, but I think the NFL would rather save those for Sunday/Monday night or Thanksgiving. Their other two non divisional home games are Detroit and Chicago. The Detroit game would be a much better matchup and the Lions have the better St Brown.

The storylines, outside of the bizarre how Mahomes is underrated and the Chiefs are being disrespected, will be St Brown and his ties to Germany. St Brown will probably even do interviews in German.

Makes sense. The NFL likes non divisional matchups for these international games and this would be one of the more intriguing matchups. Also, St Brown is the only player I know of with any sort of connection to Germany.

Doesn't get enough credit for the turn around he did with Stafford.

I think Quinn was building a team better suited for the 90's. Big and physical but lacks speed and athleticism. He liked offensive lineman and was frankly pretty good at drafting lineman. Decker, Ragnow, Jackson, and Glasgow turned out to be good picks. Looking at his other picks, he went for size and physicality over speed and athleticism like Tavai, A'Shawn Robinson and Golladay. I also think he wanted a running oriented team by drafting guys like Kerryon Jonson and Swift.

Then why didn't they do it with Hockenson? He had averaged nearly 2.5 targets more per game in Minnesota and over 2 more receptions per game in Minnesota and was on pace for over 100 catches with Minnesota.

I mean, they traded away Hockenson so they could go with mediocre TEs so I think they are fine with it.

I'm upset the Democrats rigged a 600,000 vote win for Benson but couldn't find 1,600 votes to rig Marlinga over James.

Hockenson's production went up after he left Detroit. In Minnesota Hockenson was averaging nearly 2.5 more targets per game. He was on pace for over 100 catches with Minnesota. If the Lions were going to take a TE in the upper rounds, they would have just kept Hockenson and used him the way Minnesota did.

I understand that but just get rid of it then instead of charging for something that is inferior. I don't know any company that charges for any form of 2FA.

Yeah that's what the cult is saying. Makes me wonder why he is charging for it then.

Here's something to think about. Think only 3 firsts and a Pro Bowl QB get it done?

Miles Sanders is a free agent too. Could be an option for the Lions if they do not re-sign Williams.

I seem to recall Fairley being considered one of the best players in the draft but was one of those who had character concerns pop up late which caused him to drop. Turns out those character concerns were accurate.

On the other had, the Lions could have won at the end of the season like they did and drafted Cam Jordan instead of Fairley and had an even better player than Peterson. Imagine a defensive line of Suh-Jordan-Avril.

Elon doesn't actually say the reporting is inaccurate.

I'm not sure many people thought drafting Mike Williams was a good idea at the time. I seem to recall the Lions being widely panned for that move.

It's not like their offense doesn't have needs. They currently have only one proven receiver. They have a RB that can never play a full season. They do have a good offensive line and a Pro Bowl QB but the offense certainly has needs.