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Here's another film breakdown https://lionswire.usatoday.com/lists/lions-vs-packers-film-rview-detroit-takeaways-goff-bad-defense-offensive-line-what-i-learned/

Not talking about just this year

Or maybe it won't. Not sure I believe anything about this team anymore

He'd certainly be a massive upgrade over Charles Harris. And he can cover better than Jacobs. The word on him is he can't tackle worth a sh** though

A circus ending to a clown show. Fitting

So this is our competition for the division title

And there it is. Right on cue

Obligatory Fields turnover on its way

F***ing Chicago

Has the paint dried yet

Lol. Yeah I know what you mean

I'd say no, you can't pass on a generational QB. The other consideration with Fields is his rookie contract is expiring and his 5th year option is on the table. They'll likely have to sign him to a big contract long term if they want to keep him. I wouldn't do it. If I were the Bears I'd rather grab what will likely be a far better QB, save cap dollars, and trade Fields for extra draft capital

I think last year’s team down the stretch was a better Lions team than this one

Lions favored. Again. I liked this team better when they played with a chip on their shoulder, felt disrespected, and were picked to lose. Seems like the greater the media attention and higher the ranking, the worse they play

I actually have more confidence in the Lions on the road than at home

Players are already running free

I'd love to see that. Like you said, the defense is already vulnerable to explosive plays even when they drop 7. What would be the argument against frequent blitzing? The other team completing a pass they'd complete anyway? Glenn needs to draw up something to make the QB's life hell in these games

I’ll say one thing about the Cowboys lately compared to the Lions. When they play an inferior team they’re supposed to beat, they do what they're expected to do and deliver convincingly. They don't just win, they crush

Yeah that too. But if you could distill it down to a single turning point, that 4th down decision was it. They never recovered from it. I love Campbell's aggressiveness, and I don't want him to change. But this was a time when he needed to put the game in greater context, and recognize the degree of harm it could've meant had it failed. Risk management in that moment was horrid

That call cost them the game

What an absolutely crushing loss. Lions had everything set up for them to win big today. Playing a losing team with multiple starters out, at home, national TV, Packers not that great offensively or defensively... couldn't have asked for a bigger cupcake

Too little too late I think

Just another Thanksgiving day embarrassment. The entire country is watching your Lions today

That's the ballgame

I wonder how many Packers will have "career days" today