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Hat's Off to Matthew Stafford


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I thought Matthew Stafford showed some real grit and toughness yesterday.  

He took a beating like I have never seen by a QB. 6 sacks and a couple knockdowns but he kept getting up and fighting back.  He was one reception away from completing an epic comeback.   As much as I love what our defense did most of the day he was tearing us apart going down the stretch.  He had more tape on him than I knew existed.  Bad ankle, busted leg and blood on his hand.

I am thrilled we won and terrified had he got one more chance.  Thanks Cam and KB.

It was a great win and well deserved but my Hat is off to Matthew Stafford for showing his toughness and competitiveness.  Very much admired.

 

 

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6 minutes ago, KendrickPanther said:

I like Stafford. We all talk about how our franchise is inconsistent... Cam has more wins in 2 fewer seasons. That organization squandered so many hall of fame careers.

So sad.   They had one of the greatest running backs ever to play the game but did nothing with him.   I think they made the playoffs once (one and done) with Barry Sanders.

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