buddha

i cant see this game, but the box score sure doesnt look good!

he'll just get hurt again. why pay an average reliever that kind of money? seems excessive.

$5 million seems like a lot for fullmer.

yes.

miami botched their rebuild by drafting tua.

i mean honestly, you were right. what the team desperately needs is shane wright. or a player like him. for all their drafting in the top ten, they dont have that "special" player. i think they'll end up in the bottom six again, there's just not a lot of high end talent. but they'll be better on the power play, so that should net some more points. i want to see the kids play. i want to see raymond and seider even though i know its going to be really rough. i want to see zadina score goals. as has been noted here before, too many first round misses by holland: ras, cholowski, and its looking more and more like zadina and veleno will be nothing special either. thats just killer.

raymond makes the team. veleno sent to GR.

ceephus broke his collarbone. probably out for the year. maybe trinity benson will do something? we gave up draft picks for this guy who was going to get waived and he hasnt been able to get regular playing time with THIS receiver corps. doesnt look like a good trade right now.

do we really need to be the worst team in the league (we wont be) and then watch them drop to #3 again?

we are going to lose so many games.

good. no offense to bobby ryan. he might be still good enough to play in the league (until he inevitably gets hurt again), but the wings need young players to play.

this game means as much to michigan as it does michigan state. this isnt 1970-2012 anymore. if you want to live in "sports radio narrative land", then you can say "michigan always plays with a chip on its shoulder against state the year after they lose to state."

no team in the nfl has a decent back up qb. what would be the point? in the salary cap era, there are only so many resources to go around. you dont waste those on a guy who isnt going to play. remember when the lions signed chase daniel to that ridiculous contract all because they wanted a "decent backup qb in case stafford got hurt"? how did that work out?

recency bias.

how bout they just beat state so we dont have to worry about it?

i dont know what i had them at. probably not 9 wins after last year.

the good part about the game was that when they did throw the ball, it seemed like the lions were doing well in coverage. theilen had nothing all game. jefferson had some catches but osborne had nothing and the lions were getting what looked to be some coverage pressures.

and in case you're wondering, this iteration of the lions have now lost 9 straight. long way to go to reach the bucs but, gosh darnit, with a little gumption these boys just might do it!

the jags have now lost 20 straight games and passed the lions, moving into second place on the all time "losses in a row" standings. they trail only the expansion bucs who once lost 24 straight.

you'll fall in love with a qb this year just like you do every year. and the lions will draft the other guy. its what they do.

a playoff caliber team in 2 or 3 years? is he going to be coaching another franchise?

the sun rises in the east, sets in the west, and tp thinks the lions coaches cant call plays. your lack of getting on the refs has cost me in my tp drinking game two weeks in a row. my liver thanks you.

they played that perfectly on offense.

it could be worse. we could be paying urban meyer to be our coach and gm.

hahahahahahahaha nothing ever changes with this team. new players, new coaches, even a new owner. they always find a way to lose. every. single. time.