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No problem with the call. Don't like the rule

That's just stupid luck. Can't blame the D on that

Personal foul. For tackling. Got it

Man that dude is fast

Really needed a TD there. Saints can now take the lead with 7

So it's turned into a shootout now?

Good lord. What is it with this team and the 3rd quarter? It's like their kryptonite

Jacobs could've had that underthrown ball had he turned around

Saints brought a can of pepper spray to a bazooka fight

I think a lot of fans forget that this is only 2 1/2 seasons into a complete teardown and rebuild. I forget myself sometimes. I never thought this year was "the year" to begin with, but despite their record many of us probably need to dial back our expectations a little. The turnaround has been quite remarkable, honestly. They're actually ahead of schedule, but still a few players away

4 stages of competence: 1. Unconscious incompetence: unaware of how incompetent you are (never driven a car, no idea what it’s like) 2. Conscious incompetence: aware of how incompetent you are (driving for the first time, no idea what you're doing, clumsy motor skills, nervously thinking about everything) 3. Conscious competence: aware of how competent you are (getting easier, relaxing more, not thinking as much, learning from mistakes, can explain what you're doing) 4. Unconscious competence: unaware of how competent you are (don’t have to think, actions are instinctive, braking/lane changing/turn signals happen automatically as you carry on conversation with passenger) 5th stage that doesn’t get talked about as much: Conscious unconscious competence. You’re aware of how unaware you are of your competence. This is the level that’s typically required to teach. Anyone who’s sat through engineering chalk talks with a presenter talking over everyone’s heads, using terminology no one understands, and so on… this is someone who can’t get out of their own head and speak for the people who are listening. It’s often unintentional - the content, vocabulary, etc., is second nature to them. They routinely assume others know what they’re talking about, they’ve forgotten what it was like when they themselves first learned. People who have a strong awareness of their own unconscious competence can do things like pass highly technical language through a filter so it comes out in layman’s terms everyone can understand, which is an art form and not as easy as it sounds. I’ll waive my standard consulting fee for you just this once Red

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