On Sunday, the Detroit Lions put together an incredibly dominant performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars. They were so dominant, in fact, that it’s hard to find real fault with any one player. So, for today, let’s just talk about the positives.
We are in the home stretch of the fantasy football season and the grind of the NFL season. In a week where the Lions and Vikings had impressive comeback wins, teams like the Dolphins and Cardinals showed they could be surprise playoff contenders. We also speculate if a rough Broncos loss could actually be a good thing. Plus, what does the future hold for the Cowboys and Giants?
NFL Week 7 is over, and we are at a pivotal point in the season when teams begin to differentiate themselves.
The Detroit Lions got a monkey off their back on Monday night, beating the Seattle Seahawks for the first time since 2012. There are definitely a lot of positives to take away from the team’s statement win, among other things.
The Detroit Lions earned an impressive victory against the Arizona Cardinals, only allowing 13 points and seeing impressive games from various players. As usual, though, it was a somewhat mixed bag regarding player performances.
The Detroit Lions’ performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday wasn’t very impressive, at least offensively. A lot went wrong for the team that day, but it wasn’t all bad.
It wasn’t pretty, but the Detroit Lions gritted out a win against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday night. There’s a lot to take away from that game, but for now, let’s take a look at how a few players performed that night.
The Detroit Lions’ pass defense was a sieve last year. That’s no secret, but it is something that the team wasn’t going to allow to happen again. General manager Brad Holmes and head coach Dan Campbell have completely overhauled this group of cornerbacks, and the difference projects to be massive.
Join your hosts Nick Athan, Lou Montagna, Andre Tillman, and Hense Todd as they preview the Kansas City Chiefs’ second preseason game against the Detroit Lions!
With the Detroit Lions winning the division for the first time since 1994, seemingly everyone is panicking. The Bears went through an extensive overhaul on offense, the Packers revamped their running back and offensive line rooms, and the Vikings will see a new face under center.
The Detroit Lions are coming off a very impressive season in which they reached the NFC Championship. Looking ahead to 2024, they project to be even better. This isn’t just because of their established core of veterans, though. The Lions are loaded with young talent, including players who have only scratched the surface of their potential so far.
The Detroit Lions are looking like one of the best teams in the NFL, but there’s always room for improvement. The team arguably lacks depth at certain points on the roster, and there are still several veterans on the market with plenty of gas in the tank to help with that.
On Sunday, the Detroit Lions put together an incredibly dominant performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars. They were so dominant, in fact, that it’s hard to find real fault with any one player. So, for today, let’s just talk about the positives.
We are in the home stretch of the fantasy football season and the grind of the NFL season. In a week where the Lions and Vikings had impressive comeback wins, teams like the Dolphins and Cardinals showed they could be surprise playoff contenders. We also speculate if a rough Broncos loss could actually be a good thing. Plus, what does the future hold for the Cowboys and Giants?
NFL Week 7 is over, and we are at a pivotal point in the season when teams begin to differentiate themselves.
The Detroit Lions got a monkey off their back on Monday night, beating the Seattle Seahawks for the first time since 2012. There are definitely a lot of positives to take away from the team’s statement win, among other things.
The Detroit Lions earned an impressive victory against the Arizona Cardinals, only allowing 13 points and seeing impressive games from various players. As usual, though, it was a somewhat mixed bag regarding player performances.
The Detroit Lions’ performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday wasn’t very impressive, at least offensively. A lot went wrong for the team that day, but it wasn’t all bad.
It wasn’t pretty, but the Detroit Lions gritted out a win against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday night. There’s a lot to take away from that game, but for now, let’s take a look at how a few players performed that night.
The Detroit Lions’ pass defense was a sieve last year. That’s no secret, but it is something that the team wasn’t going to allow to happen again. General manager Brad Holmes and head coach Dan Campbell have completely overhauled this group of cornerbacks, and the difference projects to be massive.
Join your hosts Nick Athan, Lou Montagna, Andre Tillman, and Hense Todd as they preview the Kansas City Chiefs’ second preseason game against the Detroit Lions!
With the Detroit Lions winning the division for the first time since 1994, seemingly everyone is panicking. The Bears went through an extensive overhaul on offense, the Packers revamped their running back and offensive line rooms, and the Vikings will see a new face under center.
The Detroit Lions are coming off a very impressive season in which they reached the NFC Championship. Looking ahead to 2024, they project to be even better. This isn’t just because of their established core of veterans, though. The Lions are loaded with young talent, including players who have only scratched the surface of their potential so far.
The Detroit Lions are looking like one of the best teams in the NFL, but there’s always room for improvement. The team arguably lacks depth at certain points on the roster, and there are still several veterans on the market with plenty of gas in the tank to help with that.
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