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I saw an episode of Peyton's Places where they highlighted RW and his early career choice between bball and fball. He seemed odd in it. I know confidence is needed as and NFL QB but he seemed to have excess.

Someone will...ATL, NE just a couple that come to mind.

I think the philosophy is to not commit long term to FA's, unless they are our own. I heard DC mention knowing his coaches and players and the importance of that knowledge as an assurance of the future...see JRM, last years signing of Anzalone...I expect same for St. Brown, Hutch, Sewell, Goff and Decker. Outside guys will be short term deals, which I think usually means 'B' level. If they could get Jones short term, I think they take a run at it, I just think he's got eyes for his life payday. With all of that...CGJ took a 1y so what the crap do I know.

This sounds like good news for all teams ability to buy and especially good for the players...we are going to see some wild high contracts.

Not that I can recall. Lots of fire and turned over cars, but nothing like that.

I haven't given the Pistons any significant attention for years, and I am only left to wonder WTF? So many deals resulting in what appears to be absolutely nothing.

If "Hey we want to interview you" and accepting that request = flirting, then sure he flirted. Take the interviews...see what they have to say. Nothing says you owe anyone anything if you take interviews. If Lions had gone SB maybe the result is different? If Washington says different things, maybe the result is different. I don't see any valid rationale that puts Johnson at fault for anything here.

Will 1y contracts still be a tool next year? I could see/hope CGJ gets another, Mosely a non-guaranteed and maybe a premier edge and CB? Give em good money, make it attractive, load it with incentives. Buzz is Detroit is now an attractive place to land.

Disappointing end to a great season, but the only end that would have been not disappointing, the way this all played out was a Superbowl win. Remind self: That was a wild unimaginable dream when this season started. It's a 10/10 for me. Results that consistently exceeded my expectations. Obviously we do need help in pass D...both on the corner and on the edge. Way to early to start speculating on cutting and releasing. So many NFL wide changes to come. It will be exciting to read and see about new coordinators (as needed) and to see what kind of draft magic Holmes can come up with picking from so far back in round 1. Great year...looking forward to more!

FG! Nice hold.

I LOVE THIS ****ING TEAM!

LaPorta just popped up like…”sure ok”.

Love CMC bitching about getting rolled up on a tackle

Amazing!

Holy ****! What a start!

THAT, would be amazing!

Been running all weekend, finally settled in and watching Balt/KC. Nerves have kicked in! 👍🏻🤪😄

For anyone old enough to remember...reminds me of Larry Bud Melman 😄

Atl hired Raheem Morris

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Certainly need to account for him. SF zero sacks v GB.

of course...

Along with a few "Lions need a shootout to win" comments and general discounting of any chance Lions win...I did hear a comment about Purdy thats both good and bad for us. The comment was GB 'took away' SF short/intermediate passing game and forced them to throw deep more often...Purdy's weakness (inaccurate). I did see many bad throws during the second half of that game (weather?). Now that strategy pushes him to our weakness, covering deep. If a WR is wide open, Purdy can just get it close. Can Sutton and Vildor at least stay close enough to impact a bad throw? I do like our safety's ability to close on a deep ball. ?

FAITH IN THE PARTY! Not entertaining funeral regardless of outcome. Celebration of Life? 😉

Collingsworth making it up as he goes along… 1. Bowles surprised at how team characterized when Brady retires…lots of good players left. 2.TB a young team, finally found their rhythm. What a putz.