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The Ronz

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  1. He did the same thing in the Dallas game. All he had to do was kick the PAT and go into OT.
  2. Actually, the Lions did win a "real" playoff game back in 1957. The Lions and 49'ers tied for what was then known as the Western Conference of the NFL. A playoff game was held in Kezar Stadium in San Francisco on December, 22, 1957. The Lions won 31-27 and thereby made the NFL Championship Game. So yes, the Lions have won a road playoff game - you just have to go back 66 years! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1957_NFL_playoffs https://www.profootballhof.com/football-history/1957-playoff-game/
  3. Trump is going to win fairly easily. I hope I'm wrong but I doubt I am. All the young voters I know including those voting for the very first time are voting for Trump. All those who voted for Biden last time or didn't vote are voting for Trump. I literally don't know anyone who isn't voting for Trump.
  4. No problem. 🙂 The Lions could have always kicked the extra point. They had two additional chances to do so. 😉
  5. This what I am trying to say but apparently phrasing it badly. Decker - # 68 reports as eligible. The ref/PA announcer states that # 70 is eligible. That's it?! There is nothing the Lions can do?! That's BS.
  6. There is no next play. They either make the extra point or they don't. There is literally nothing else to pay attention to. Whether the extra point is made or missed the next play is the Lions are kicking off.
  7. OK - Then I blame Dan Cambell. The stadium announcer clearly announced that number 70 was eligible. Wasn't Cambell or anyone on the Lion's coaching staff listening. If the Lions feel that Decker reported but the ref/PA announcer announced the wrong player - the answer is tough sh*t? That's crap.
  8. Why does everyone keep saying the Lions couldn't have done anything because they were out of time outs? Isn't the extra point an untimed play?
  9. The offensive team must have at least seven players lined up on the line of scrimmage. Of the players on the line of scrimmage, only the two players on the ends of the line of scrimmage are eligible receivers. So, two players can report. I love having a coach who doesn't know the rules.
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