Mr.TaterSalad

Good inning by getting the run in from third. So far we're averaging 1 run per inning. With 8 innings in baseball for the home team with a lead we're trending to 8 runs by my count.

Great job getting out of the jam there after the infield error.

Is there anything positive to extract from the early voting data that Simon is positing about here? Is it still too early and useless to read into it positively? Could Trump's support just wash us out come election day? The data comes from Tom Bonier and the team at Target Early, which tracks early voting data.

Draft Kings Sportsbooks has Jamo as +1100 to score the first TD of the game. I really don't bet that often, but I've thought about taking that bet this week and putting $50 on Jamo getting the first TD.

Eat em up forever! When you can just hear the picture someone posted.

The District Detroit will be rocking as hard as you can rock out in parking lots, abandon buildings, and undeveloped renderings of what should have been.

It could be an outlier poll for sure. Could it also represent Trump surging with older voters and Latinos?

A lot of Lions fans wanted the hometown boy Robert Saleh and now he's gone in New York. I liked Saleh at the time but had preferred a more offensive-minded coach. Glad we hire MCDC instead of Saleh as it's worked out way better for us in the end.

And then the NYT/Siena says it's Trump +13 in Florida. Polling is just so wild and unpredictable.

Now I've tried my best not to take the polls that seriously, but honestly, I've been failing at that. But when Rasmussen, a noted right wing/Republican pollster has Trump only up 2% in Florida, it may just really be that close.

You know why Campus Martius has so rapidly changed for the better? Because it isn't/wasn't owned by Detroit's most high profile slumlord in Mike Ilitch. You can always tell the parts of downtown or buildings that are controlled more by the Ilitches. Take a look at the District Detroit or Foxtown developments along Woodward. Foxtown never even got off the ground. The District Detroit isn't much better. So far all that has been developed is a taxpayer subsidized arena and the parking lots surrounding it.

Do you think other front offices in the league, who are on the inside, look at the Bengals as a potential playoff team at this point or are other front offices starting to look towards the trade deadline and who the Bengals might be willing to part with? If I had to guess, teams are still taking the Bengals seriously because of the offensive talent they have, but that they realistically know it's going to be next to impossible for them to make the playoffs sitting at 1-4.

Can you please change your misleading thread title. We aren't just playing Dallas this week. It should read as follows . . . Week Six: Detroit Lions (3-1) @ Dallas Cowboys (3-2) and Refs (2-0)

I don't think Trump's rhetoric and lies around the hurricane cost him North Carolina, but it may not have helped. In any case, I'm sharing this video of this women impacted by the hurricane ranting on Trump because it's awesome.