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16 hours ago, *FreeFua* said:

https://x.com/4mr_fetti/status/2005624778200416495?s=46&t=W75E23VenL1ei42iX22E5g
 

A thread on X.

Look forward to seeing some of you break these down 

General observations:

1. Too much pressure without having to send extra guys. Generally a bad situation to counter.

2. More success running out toward the perimeter. And yet, we kept going back inside where we struggled.

3. Panthers receivers beating man coverage remains a problem. 

4. I feel Bryce has been baited into that type of throw before.

5. Seemed there wasn't as much misdirection. 

I'd rather see the Falcons somehow blow this lead because it's the Falcons. 

All that offense and it takes a play on defense to win.

...well, that was not Purdy.

Allen had a guy open for the win and he whiffs it. 

Needed no mistakes to win against a superior opponent. Called ball game the instant Chuba fumbled. More surprised we almost clawed back but Horn... man, just flat out dumb mistake. 

Dicker playing like the Chargers kickers of old. That uniform is bad mojo.

Now that's a backbreaking interception.

Lions fans given the biggest lump of coal for Christmas. 

On the NFL on Netflix, the Lions gave to us... five turn-overs!

The Lions are in the spirit of giving (the ball away) today.

Broadcast has that preseason vibe. Don't like it.

I'd be looking real good at the upcoming draft class for a Plan B that only costs us a late round pick or no pick at all. We're already getting a good return with Coker. Even if XL can turn it around, Moore/Renfrow aren't sticking around and so we should pick up another guy anyways.

I'm not exactly comfortable asking O-line combination number 12, 13... whichever one we have next week to pass pro long enough to even attempt more deep shots. Even if we had a prototypical gunslinger QB with a rocket arm, even guys like Coker who has shown great speed often still has a defender draped on him anyways. Seems that we but need dimes for those deep shots to succeed whereas other teams have a larger margin of error.

16 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

I watch them just to see the route concepts Canales draws up. Some are great, some have no chance of working. His offense is really hit or miss as obvious by the up and down season we are having. It explains his stalled drives the infuriated me to know end.

Same. Some play designs are actually pretty good, but Canales just doesn't strike me as an offensive guru with how some of these plays seem to not help make things easier for our offense at all. 

Luke still has it.

I'm starting to get the impression the Colts were going to collapse even if they never lost Daniel Jones.

Eddy couldn't even kick 54 yards reliably with us. These new K-ball rules adds around 5~7 more yards, apparently.

Old man... Rivers!

Henry's got a case of fumbilitis.

it's kind of how the Lions scored a TD against the Falcons ages ago late in the game, but it was reversed and the game was declared over since they applied the 10 second run off. 

Not surprised the Lions are collapsing after that Motown Miracle TD. 

21 minutes ago, Car123 said:

Has 21 passing touchdowns as of now. Big improvement from the first two seasons. May he continue to improve.

Additionally, he was the highest rated player today, according to PFF.

 

That's rather quick for PFF scores. Also, this implies the O-line was a liability today.

Lions fans reliving Motown Miracle. Wow.