Jason_R

On the fingertips!!!

Three and out. Good.

We are seeing the early season lack of coordination on OL that we feared.

There you go. Play action.

GB got the ball on the first drive at the 43. Second drive on the 48 (after the phantom false start/re-punt). Third drive, touchback, 35 yard line. Last year, Detroit had just about the best special teams in the league. Did Detroit forget you can take a touchback? Did they forget how to pin a team deep in their zone? Hopefully they will not give up so much field position this half. And hopefully they will stop playing on their heels.

Yes. Take the ball out of halftime. A good drive makes this a game.

But that ball hit the ground.

Ugly

Special teams has given up almost 100 yards in field position already.

Maybe we can not gift GB field position now

No Monty yet.

The real issue has been special teams.

Clete Blakeman

Insane end to Steelers-Jets. You don’t often see a walk-off DB hit that dislodges the ball on a fourth-down pass that would have moved the chains and put the offense near GW-FG range. Welcome to PIT, Jalen Ramsey.

Sorry to break it to you, but he has looked good today. Threw a dart on a slant to Friermuth into a very tight window on 3rd and 10, then had a beautiful back shoulder ball that nearly missed being a TD but that set them up for one. The Jets look good too. AG has cranked up the ground game and is doing a good job of covering for Fields. They'll win a lot of games playing like this.

I’m looking for Jaymo to celebrate his new contract. 4 receptions, 110 yards, and one TD of 50+.

Minnesota had the tenth best injury luck last season. Detroit was 25th (last, of course, on the defensive side of the ball, where they had the sixth-most games lost to injury of the past 25 years). Still Detroit beat Minnesota twice and won 15 games. Trade their injury luck and Minnesota would have won seven games and Detroit would have won the Super Bowl. Edit: https://ftnfantasy.com/nfl/2024-agl-49ers-get-smacked-down-by-injuries

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46177135/sources-parsons-full-workload-packers-debut Parsons questionable and likely to play only limited snaps. DET 26 - GB 16

“Mr. Smith would like nine million dollars.” “Nine million? We’re good.” Edit: We know that if he signed for nine after game one, he was probably asking $12 million.

Two ways to think about this. One, the Eagles are just smarter than everyone else and that’s why they end up with the players everyone else wants. Two, the Eagles didn’t like what they saw out of their new-look defense on Thursday night.

OK, just for grins, and before the game starts, I'll put down my 2025 picks. AFC East: Buffalo Bills (1) AFC West: Denver Broncos (2) AFC North: Baltimore Ravens (3) AFC South: Houston Texans (4) AFC Wildcard: Cincinnati Bengals (5) AFC Wildcard: Kansas City Chiefs (6) AFC Wildcard: Los Angeles Chargers (7) Broncos over Chargers Ravens over Chiefs Bengals over Texans Bills over Bengals Ravens over Broncos Bills over Ravens NFC North: YOUR DETROIT LIONS (1) NFC East: Philadelphia Eagles (2) NFC South: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3) NFC West: San Francisco 49ers (4) NFC Wildcard: Washington Commanders (5) NFC Wildcard: Seattle Seahawks (6) NFC Wildcard: Minnesota Vikings (7) Eagles over Vikings Bucs over Seahawks Commanders over 49ers Lions over Commanders Eagles over Bucs Lions over Eagles Super Bowl LX is a Lake Erie Bros special, as far away from Lake Erie as one can get. Lions over Bills, 39-37

He and Rob Parker deserve each other.

He should be taped to the goalposts at Allen Park and left indefinitely.

yEs buT they lOSt Two cOordiNatorS. Watch them go into Baltimore this year and give the Ravens the Honolulu Blue Flu and send Baltimore into losses against KC and Houston the next two weeks.