buddha

line is already down to -3.5.

the falcons are not a good team. theyre in the mushy middle with everyone else (including detroit) but desmond ridder is their qb and hhe's not very good even though he has three very highly skilled position players on his team. but he can run. we'll see what the lions can do with that. a lions loss will very much be SOL. i suspect the line drops from lions -5.5 (same as seattle), but i bet it drops a bit before sunday. then packers on the road...

how much for chase young or aaron donald?

almost as quick as all the teams scoring on sebastian cossa...

if you told ua before the season that the lions would be 1-1 after their first two games, we all would have taken it. next two weeka are key. packers and falcons.

giants down 17-0 to the cardinals!

btw, what happened to james houston? wasnt he supposed to be our great pass rusher?

the best thing the lions have going for them is that they play in a **** division.

you watched the game, the odds were very good that their defense would get steamrolled. they had been steamrolled all day.

now its time to listen to some bears postgame shows to make me feel better.

I'm 51 years old, i reserve the right to overreact to every lions loss! i have earned that right by sticking with this franchise for half a century of ineptitude and pain. lol. 😀

losing a game is one thing, getting dominated up front by seattle's backup offensive line and getting picked apart AGAIN by geno smith is another. to me this raises real questions about everyone on that dline. our vaunted "dline depth" doesnt mean **** if 1) they are hurt every week (j okwara, levi, paschal), or 2) you have a bunch of guys are just ok. the fact that you have A LOT of guys who are just ok isnt optimal. they need more than hutch. and they had a chance for two star players and they decided to draft a third down back instead. calijah kancey was there at 18 and they drafted a linebacker. this is on brad holmes and aaron glenn.

lets not let dan campbell off the hook. you had the ball in your hands with a chance to win in regulation and your clock management was ultra conservative.

jalen carter had the most pressures in the league in week one. how were the lions more talented? the seahawks were better up front on both sides of the ball. the lions really need jamo to work out.

branch and laporta. gibbs has been ok. campbell has barely played.

the inability to put any pressure on geno smith with two backup tackles in the game is the difference.

remember that off season argument about whether the lions were better than seattle? its too bad mb isnt here anymore.

you had the best defensive tackle prospect in a decade fall into your laps and instead you drafted a running back and linebacker.

all of you can take your kool aid back now. same old ****ing lions. different season.

and hutch is hurt. great.

did they really just put dk metcalf in single coverage on jerry jacobs?

hutch triple teamed. no one else can get any pressure.

hold the phone on the pack being good. you can definitely answer the phone on how much the bears suck.

midnight has chimed! geno smith turned back into geno smith!

refs took the lions...