buddha

it has nothing to do with that. youre just looking at what you think danilo galinari is (tall, can shoot 3s) and thinking "hey, the pistons need shooting and floor spacers so that will help." yet, he doesnt shoot 3s much anymore. he doesnt play much anymore. he cant defend anyone who can move anymore. like isaiah stewart, teams arent likely to defend him much on the perimeter because his shot is inconsistent and he cant make an offensive move once teams close down. in theory, this is better than marvin bagley. in reality, this means even more james wiseman at the 5 and less offense than what bagley brought (bagley was actually decent on offense this year). i understand what you think galinari is, but i dont think he is that player anymore. its like joe harris: he used to be good. he is no longer that player. this move was made for contracts with an outside idea of galinari getting playing time so he can possibly get a contract next year (the boss' son is his agent. see trading three second round picks to take deivydas). not to mention trading away two second round picks to make this move, one of which is the pistons 2025 pick which will be very high on the draft board. once again, a terrible use of assets by a gm who has made a career of terribly using assets.

jaydn davis is a true freshman whose stock dropped considerably over the last couple years when he didnt grow any taller and his game flatlined a bit. in fairness, so did mccarthys and you have to be pretty impressed with michigan's scouting ability. that said, davis is not starting at michigan next year. i doubt he plays outside a few early season blow outs. if they have designs on the big ten they need a more veteran qb. they will need a qb from the portal. it opens again in april. they could use a receiver (or two) also.

edwards comes back. interesting choice but that should help. i think people might be surprised how good kalel mullings will be next year.

if that were true its just more evidence that tom gores has no ****ing clue. i cant believe ANYONE on this board thinks the corpse of danilo galinari is somehow a "win now" move.

their pusuers have a lot of games in hand, unfortunately. just keep winning and it will take care of itself. hopefully kane is ok.

stafford was fine in that press conference. people are trying to make a mountain out of a molehill. also, other than that ridiculously obvious offsides call that probably cost the lions 3 points, the refs really helped the lions. they had a pass interference call on the last play (a d a few other ones too), a borderline roughing call on hutch/mcneill they didnt call, and a potential unnecessary roughness call on kirby when he took out higbee's knees. i talk a lot about the refs ****ing the lions, but they really helped them last night. the benefits of playing at home against a non-marquee team.

jedd fisch is a brilliant hire by washington.

rams fans blaming that on stafford reminds me of tater blaming every lions loss on stafford.

i'd rather play brock purdy than jordan love right now.

i want no part of the packers.

between the lions and michigan this has been the best football season of my entire life.

i was told aaron glenn was the worst coordinator in football...lol.

i love dan campbell. balls of ****ing steel.

great pass jared.

one more first down could do it.

alright jared. here it is. time to shine. a couple first downs and they can win it.

great job aaron glenn!

very risky dan.

the rams running backs have done a great job of picking up rushers. the lions rbs have not.

i hope they miss the 2 point conversion.

the play worked and goff threw it over his head! jesus christ tp.

terrible pass by goff. oh well.

come.on jared. one drive to win it.

what a great job by aaron glenn holding them to a field goal. lol.

this was a huge win, btw. between this and salvaging a point against the oilers in a game they were dominated in, their luck has started to turn a bit. was kane hurt?