Motown Bombers

1:13 and 3 timeouts is plenty of time to get a last second FG.

I think I just let them score. Have 3 timeouts to get a FG.

I feel like Campbell would have gone for that 4th down.

This is what irritates me about the Vikings. They were outgained 228 to 75 and are only down 3.

Every scenario for the Lions to clinch involves Minnesota beating Arizona.

We don't want the Lions to clinch a playoff spot this week.

Washington has cut or traded all of their 1st round picks from 2019 to 2023. They even had multiple 1st round picks in 2019.

Apparently Gibbs may have posted some of the Lions audibles and protections on social media.

He always has a look on his face like he has just been pepper sprayed.

Matt Eberflus is available if Ohio State is thinking of firing Day.

Davis is day-to-day questionable.

Wingo out for the season, Paschal and Levi day to day, Moseley should be good to go.

I understand, and it makes sense to hurry and run a play on 3rd down. Eberflus said they wanted to run the play at 18 seconds. When that doesn't happen, Eberflus needs to also have a contingency plan. He needs to call the timeout at around 12 seconds if the ball isn't snapped. You then need to call something to the sidelines or the end zone. If that doesn't work, kick the long FG. No way a coach should let that game end with a timeout in his pocket and not even attempting a FG. If Caleb dances around with 12 seconds and screws it up, at least you did everything you could as coach.

Dan Miller call on the final play.

The Bears only had one timeout. They would need to run something out of bounds.

On that personal foul by Williams, you can see Stevenson stuck out his leg and tripped Williams. That's why he flipped the ball at him. https://bsky.app/profile/nickbaumgardner.bsky.social/post/3lc4kldkxmk2w

The 2022 Vikings give them a run for their money.

How do the Chiefs keep winning these games?

Eberflus said the plan was to snap the ball at 18 seconds. When it isn't snapped at 12 seconds, you call timeout. You go to plan B, which could either be a quick hitter to the sideline or a shot to the endzone. If both fail, you have a second chance for either a long field goal or another shot to the end zone. There is no way a coach should just stand and watch his team run out the clock.

Keep in mind the Raiders have missed two field goals.