Motown Bombers

I know people like to say they haven't won a game without Stafford in 10 years for the shock value, but he went 8.5 straight seasons without missing a single game.

Rams just aren't a fan of draft picks.

I'm pretty sure she would have gotten booed regardless. Either way, they all paid her money to boo her so it looks like she got the last laugh.

I knew this was coming. Everyone expected the team was going to be bad, and when they are bad, they question the coach even though they are meeting expectations.

All because Calvin Johnson whined like an entitled brat. That was 5 years ago. I'm not seeing how the Calvin Johnson thing is affecting the Lions today.

How exactly has this PR hit affected the Lions?

LOL getting kicked around. They paid him $113 million. They made him the highest paid receiver ever at the time he signed the contract. He agreed to an 8 year contract and quit halfway through and expects to get paid for the entire 8 year contract. Fuck him. I don't care if he never announces a Lions draft pick.

The Lions simply cannot give Calvin Johnson money since that would be against league rules. They would have to employ him. The Lions offered to pay him his $1.6 million but he would need to make appearances. He declined and said he just wanted his money. He can go pound sand. I believe, and I'm not 100% certain, the Lions recouped cap space at the time by getting his signing bonus back.

I'm more about being able to get rid of the last remnants of the Quinn regime such as Flowers and Vaitai. Both can be cut and free up cap space. The Lions are looking really good cap wise for 2023. They will be able to get out of the Goff contract, and the only player on the current roster right now that would be in line for a salary increase/extension is Hockenson.

I like Sportrac. If you click on the dead cap amount, it gives a pre and post June cap savings. Jared Goff Contract Breakdowns, Salary Cap Figures, Salaries, Bonuses | Spotrac

Those are pre-June cuts. Goff can be cut post June 1st and it's a $20 million dead cap and $10 million in cap space. I find it unlikely they do it. Flowers is $7 million dead cap post June 1st and they would save $16 million. He's probably good as gone next year.

I would have ran the ball to pick up the 1st down, called timeout, and take one shot to the end zone. I read on Twitter that only Swift was looking back for the ball so it looks like they were calling a play for the end zone but the pass rush got there before the play could develop. Too aggressively of a play call. They struggle to get inside the red zone, so when you are there, you need TDs.

I mean, every fan on a message forum is a better in game manager. If he never went for it on 4th down and kicked the FG and lost 44-9 instead, we would be talking about his decisions not to go for it. This is a bad team that lost what few good players it had to season ending injuries. The defense can't hold leads and the offense can't score quickly, you have to go for it. This team can't sustain drives regularly and can't stop teams consistently.

Campbell has already said they have an analytics guy who tells them whether to go for it on 4th down. I'm old enough to remember when the complaints against Caldwell were that he was too conservative.

Lions only have $7 million in dead money in 2022, mostly from Jamie Collins and Tavai. They took the brunt of it this year. I highly doubt Goff will be cut. Flowers is likely to be cut. They would save $22 million in cutting Flowers post June 1st.

Love the freak out when a team that was expected to be bad is bad.

Nobody loses a game 44-6 because of game management.

David Blough is 0-5 with more INTs than TDs, sure lets start him.

You must be a blast at parties.

Since we are on the topic of the World Series, I'll just drop this here :

Virginia is the California of the east coast so I expect a 30 point win.

He lost Atlanta. I doubt many inner city Atlanta people will be at the game. More likely to have people from MTG's district. From what I understand, the new stadium isn't in Atlanta and in a more conservative area.