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Everything posted by MichiganCardinal
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I have a feeling the Bears will abandon everything that had worked for 58 minutes in the last two minutes and manage to lose this game.
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Oh for ****'s sake. Two fumbles in one drive. Should have just taken three knees and kicked the field goal.
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They rush to the line to prevent the challenge, Dobbs panics, throws his 4th pick. It's poetry in a way.
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I wonder how much tickets to this game cost.
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Josh Dobbs says hold my beer
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This game sucks. Who let Brian Ferentz call plays?
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The only thing I am confident in is that the Bears will mess it up.
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Little late in the season to be turning into a pumpkin, Mr. Dobbs.
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Duce in the corner getting fired like “what the **** did I do?”
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I agree with this. The lack of turnovers was the biggest key to the Lions success down the stretch last season. Goff had that remarkable consecutive streak without a pick and everyone was taking care of the ball. They’ve averaged 2.25 turnovers and giving up 27 points per game in the last five. Those need to improve.
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I don’t like that argument for saying the Lions aren’t good. They’re 1-2 against teams with a winning record, and they’ll be 1-1 if the Seahawks lose to the Cowboys on Thursday. You can’t lose games you don’t play. I think it’s more important that they’re 7-1 against teams with a losing record. They win games they should win. Speaking of the Cowboys, they’re 0-2 against teams with a winning record. Does that mean if they lose to the Seahawks they’ll finish 8-9? If you want to say the Lions are not one of the top 3-5 teams in the NFL, I’ll agree with you. Because that’s the only group that consistently beats teams with winning records. But I think it’s silly to say that means they’ll finish 8-9 if they don’t beat the Saints.
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It means the Lions are a good team with a lot of talent on the roster. They’ve played poorly the last five weeks and are still 3-2 in that time and 8-3 overall. Even if they continue to play poorly, they’ll likely hang with the teams on their schedule and find at least a win or two, barring a total collapse. They’re a good team.
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He needs to fire himself. All the reports before the draft were that Tepper forced them to take Young despite the coaching staff wanting Stroud.
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Ben Johnson is one smart man for removing himself from consideration for this dumpster fire.
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One pattern that could be emerging... We have lost to two great coaches this year in Carroll and Harbaugh, and split with a good one in LaFleur, while beating one great coach in Reid and beating up on mediocre to bad coaching in Arthur Smith, Todd Bowles, Frank Reich, Josh McDaniels, and Brandon Staley. Certainly there is some element of chicken-and-egg here, good coaches tend to have good teams, but Dennis Allen would definitely be the worst coach we have lost to this season, and be the first loss to a team with a clearly worse coach than Campbell. I think I like the Lions here. They have the better roster top to bottom and seem too talented to not bounce back.
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vs. Setting: 12/03/2023, 1:00pm on FOX Site: Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, LA Weather: Climate Controlled Opening Spread: Lions -3 All-Time Series Record: Saints lead, 14-12-1 Last Meeting: 10/04/2020, Saints won 35-29 New Orleans Saints (5-6) Head Coach: Dennis Allen (5th Season: 20-44) Projected Starting QB: Derek Carr (10th Season: 68-85) Last Game: 24-15 L @ Atlanta Falcons (5-6) Looking Ahead to Week #14: Sunday v. Carolina Panthers (1-10) Your Detroit Lions (8-3) Head Coach: Dan Campbell (3rd Season: 20-24-1) Projected Starting QB: Jared Goff (8th Season: 62-48-1) Last Week: 29-22 L v. Green Bay Packers (5-6) Looking Ahead to Week #14: Sunday @ Chicago Bears (3-8)* Elsewhere in the NFL Primetime: Seahawks @ Cowboys (TNF), Chiefs @ Packers (SNF), Bengals @ Jaguars (MNF) 1:00pm: Chargers @ Patriots, Falcons @ Jets, Cardinals @ Steelers, Colts @ Titans, Dolphins @ Commanders, Broncos @ Texans 4:05/4:25pm: Panthers @ Buccaneers, Browns @ Rams, 49ers @ Eagles BYE: Ravens, Bills, Bears, Raiders, Vikings, Giants
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Also imagine having Riley Patterson instead of Jake Elliot and having to go for it on 4th and 17 there because you never addressed the position.
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I thought Buffalo’s offensive problems were Ken Dorsey? Why are we taking a knee with Josh Allen and a timeout with 20 seconds left. I want them to win, but losing the coin toss and not getting the ball is more fitting here. Let your last offensive play in a loss be taking a knee.
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Why wouldn’t both make it? I think Texas gets the short end of the Power 5 stick if FSU wins.
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I do think it would mean the infrastructure surrounding the program would stay largely intact, notwithstanding Harbaugh taking some of his people with him. In the same way Meyer left Day on third base, Harbaugh would leave Sherrone Moore incredibly well setup for continued success. Does that mean he is guaranteed to have Harbaugh’s success, of course not (see: Day). If you bring in someone new like Mark Stoops or Jonathan Smith or Mike Elko, they’re going to want to bring in their own staff and reinvent the wheel to some extent. Which, if you’re Michigan State, you desperately want and welcome with open arms. When the wheel looks well on its way to a third consecutive B1G Championship though, maintaining as much as you can is probably preferred.
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I think that's what made this year so much more important. It was the last of the traditional games. There are very real scenarios under next year's format where they play three times in the span of a month. Week 13 as normal, B1G Championship the following week, one team gets a bye and one team plays a home game in the 5v12 round, followed by yet another rematch in the CFP Quarterfinals.