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  1. Mehhh I’d prefer the vet back up option. If you want a young guy, there are plenty of UDFAs to pick off the bone. My belief about QB2 has been the same since Allen has made the jump: you need your back up to be just serviceable enough to get you through a game, or a small skid in the event of a mid-to-minor injury. If it’s a long term injury, you’re in trouble anyways. So give me the veteran game manager who can function on schedule and stay out of the way until the Hulk returns
  2. My cousin’s proctologist said that he knows a guy who has intricate knowledge of the Kincaid situation and it is believed that McDermott is behind keeping Kincaid out as he is encouraging the use of 88>86 as we look to run the ball well down the stretch. The injury is healed but they are masking his absence as recovery in a way to save face and keep Knox’s snap count up. True story. Probably.
  3. Where? Our current line is all returning again in 2025
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  5. They aren’t going to do this IMO. Not really their jam. I actually think our boundary CBs match up better with Puka than they do Kupp. I think this is a game we could see more man to man coverage with more pressures than we’re used to seeing. Banged up QB with a leaky OL. I see Babich picking his spots to trust the back end to get the job done long enough to let the pass rush get home. What I do t want to do is drop and allowing those WRs to find the soft spots in our zone as that is what those guys do best. I know they’ve had a ton of injuries up front and am not exactly sure what pieces they’ll be missing but they’ve not been good collectively and I can see McD wanting to exploit that
  6. Dan Campbell pacing gives me anxiety
  7. Hurry up and end already game, I’m tired!
  8. Alim McNeill DT left game with concussion
  9. Love panicked there. Lions rushed 4 and he just needed to hang in the pocket a bit longer. There wasn’t any reason to bail
  10. They’re a good football team on offense but not perfect. I think their defense can be had 100%
  11. Lions have no pass rush Detroit essentially gave them 14 pts from the INT and Turnover on downs
  12. Detroit just keeps giving the Packers points
  13. To be fair, no one is.
  14. It’s an actual on-field (or on turf) practice. It is deemed walk-through because it is not a padded practice. Generally players are in helmets only. There will be zero contact, although drills will take place. Here are some examples: -stretching -conditioning/rehab -individual drills (indi) -interior/perimeter install - defensive checks/coverages -routes on air - specials For many parts, they will be taking the Xs and Os from film or chalkboard and literally walking through it on the field (recognizing fronts and what play to get into, looking at formations and discussing what coverage they need to be in or how motions will change this, etc) Then tmrw and Friday will be “uppers/full” contact, but not live ball. There they’ll have their thud but no finish on blocks and tackling, while given the opportunity to refine those new checks, plays, etc against the various new (or old) fronts they’ll see
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