Sports_Freak

Exactly. Money is great but these guys will make plenty of cash from whoever picks them. If the Lions pick them, their entire career will be ruined if they consider winning a career goal.

2 left to chase a championship with real teams and the other just up and quit. 1 championships amongst them all. Careers successfully ruined by being chosen by the lions.

Why do you hate Hutch? You want the Lions to destroy his career? Take someone from THE Ohio State Buckeyes. 😚😚

Retractable dome?

Is it time to replace Comerica Park?

After watching the Heisman show last night, I'm not sure who we should take.

Denver by 68 1/2 points?

If he gets this much out of the borderline NFL players on this roster, just think how good he could be with quality players.

Players absolutely love him.

It's great watching the Wings and expecting them to win.

Oh I agree, I think he's way above average in the getting players motivated. But his in game management stinks. Another example....in Chicago, down 14-0 in the 1st quarter. 4th down in the red zone. Easy call, take the points. Nope, he went for 4th and goal and didn't make it. We ended up tying the game and going to OT. Those 3 points <may> have helped us win. And he already had HC experience when we hired him. 12 games or so in Miami. In the NFL, wins often come down to a play here or there. Making coaching mistakes every game will put you at a disadvantage that may not be easy to overcome with such a horrible roster. With that being said, I would love to see him with a talented roster. He may be able to motivate the team so well that we win by multiple scores. His mistakes wouldn't be as glaring.

"In the 4th down situation late, I agreed with the call to go for it. You’re 0-10-1. Not to be crass, but honestly. F*** it."

And younger players are under team control at affordable prices. When they start getting too expensive, trade or let them walk and start over. It's been going on for years but the Cubs and Royals are recent examples. My complaint is now it's our turn to start competing and it's a lockout/strike. Grrrrr.....

Yeah, and we should overlook the back to back timeout penalty. Ignore any fundamental coaching decisions because we're 0-10-1 anyway. What's the difference?

I think many teams are going the younger player route. And adding the veteran pieces as needed.

I really don’t think the season will be delayed. Both the players and owners know how quickly interest in the game will fade if the lockout delays the start of the season.

Hee-hee...

But nice deflection. You never did answer why you defend them every week. And every year.

They make me miserable because they are so bad, the worst run franchise in ALL of sports. So complaining is just pointing out mistake after mistake, year after year, decade after.....you get the idea.

Why do you constantly defend the Lions? Every week. Legit question.

I think it's obvious to anyone who knows basic football strategy. Unless somebody just wants to defend the undefendable.

And you were in the backseat, tapping me on the shoulder and telling me to just turn around and go home. Hey, making up crazy stories is fun.

The problem is, it's not a metaphor. It actually happened. I missed the entrance and saved myself from a huge traffic jam. So I was correct missing the ramp, according to you.

No, I was just joking with you. I added the l to bowing, just a smart**, I guess.

I made a wrong turn getting on the freeway about 2 years ago. I turned around and went over the bridge over the freeway and noticed there was a huge traffic jam on the freeway. My mistake of missing the entrance ramp was the correct move, right? Same thing here. His mistake was overruled by an even bigger mistake by the Viking coach. Yeah, lucky on both examples. But I'll see you next week to help explain all of Campbell's mistakes. There are several every game to point out.....