Jason_R

Rough day for Philly. Deebo is an absolute stud and Hurts missed some time after an injury.

Yes, but Irvin came in and on a handful of snaps got a sack, a hit, and knocked Carr out of the game. That hit extended a NO drive but probably ended their comeback attempt. Also, CJGJ should be back for the last three games. Maybe Houston also. Defense has been bad but don’t expect for it to get worse. Once again, with Sorsdal in, the team had a hard time maintaining LOS. But when that starting five OL was all together it was a thing of beauty.

LaPorta. Wow.

Maybe Irvin won the game by knocking out Carr.

There’s Irvin blowing up another play and then getting a BS call.

He extended an early drive with a third down catch.

Did Irvin get a sack in his only snap? Then get relegated to the bench?

How was that not DPI?

Oh that official looked like he dislocated a knee.

Uh oh. Ragnow down.

Tracy Walker looked bad back there.

And the pass rush is fixed!

Campbell almost broke Hutchinson’s neck with a helmet slap. Ease up rookie!

Welcome back Jonah Jackson.

Officials blew that call on the field. But it was a fumble. Go blue.

This game is like rolling down the hill in a barrel.

Congratulations to Thor and Mrs. Thor. They both have such flowing locks that I can’t tell them apart.

Seattle has good receivers.

What does it even mean to say that a player is athletic but not explosive or fluid? The numbers are the numbers and Campbell is off the charts. The coaches are just asking him to do a lot and he is not yet instinctive. He will get there.

Like 4th and 5. 😂 Who else has the stones to call it and the OL to execute it?

"You got to have just enough wrinkles to make sure you're not a sitting duck," head coach Dan Campbell said. "Yet you don't want to do so much that you slow your own guys down." Lafleur agonizing over the first (tone setting) play: https://www.si.com/nfl/2023/11/27/packers-matt-lafleur-thanksgiving-win-lions-love-watson

There are two sides to the equation. Detroit was clearly not ready for GB. Campbell admitted as much. Campbell also talked about how much prep work his coaching staff did on a short week -- not much. So did Lafleur. GB's staff put in more work game planning than Detroit's did. Detroit got outplayed and outcoached.

If Jackson plays I feel good that they can put up enough points to beat NO.

No but after the previous two games —and seasons — GB wanted to punch Detroit in the mouth. Lafleur said they had the game circled. Campbell said he didn’t have his team prepared. I take them both at face value.