Harold Jackson

Oh, I thought you meant the porn star for a second lol

I will, when they get rid of those ridiculous uniforms. Just a bunch of bed sheets running around

No, you're making a mountain out of mole hill and you made a comment about my comment so I answered you. I didn't back pedal. I simply elaborated. I stated facts. The Detroit franchises except for the Red-wings are lower end. In their leagues. Thank you. Have a nice day. Detroit won't win Sunday

Buffalo is a Queen city. Well now there's another rival. Taylor Swifts bday is the 13th

If Detroit is relatively fine/ok ,that's great! But stuff like hosting the draft is just short term profit for the people and more profit for the wealthy. The Tigers,Lions, Pistons are still like bottom 5 or 6 in their leagues in profits. They benefit from the profit sharing contracts in each league. But that again is money for the wealthy, not the people. Interestingly enough, the Red-wings are 15th in NHL. Doing much better. But if the city is starting to recover. Nothing wrong with that!

Everything. If things got/get worse they'd move the team.

Bills 33-26

I didn't ignore it. I'm well aware. And profootballreference has it And I won't be surprised if bills get to beat Chargers in conference championship. Maybe Pittsburgh

Detroit won enough. 1935, 52,53,57 And went in 54 https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/det/index.htm

Hasn't won? Detroit went 3 in a row. 2 of the 2 won. And another championship a few years later. They don't compare to Bills lol Except for the thing where Bills rank 29 and Detroit 32 in NFL ranked team profits. KC is only 22 though, even after all success. Dallas, number 111111

Not even close. Maybe I'd have more empathy for Detroit if the kept the 80s uniforms. But even now, they are a bottom 4 money maker for NFL. The city of Detroit is destroyed. Only the owners make money. So I doubt nationally that anyone cares that much. I'd be more interested in Chicago getting good. Or Minnesota going back to dark purple and winning.

There are no UFOs. And for some reason they are just now deciding to be prevalent with all this? It's all pointless distraction

Kind of a water is wet remark said of/ true of basically every QB since 1955. Goff will fail. Teams that are this explosive in regular season run into a wall in playoffs. For Some it's not till SB but Detroit won't get that far. GB almost had them.

Detroit doesn't use any Shanny anything. They use a coach that will go on 4th one too many times and QB that when he actually needs to be relied on,will throw an int. They went 4 for 4 last week on 4th down. That means they've already run out of favorable odds. Either the coach or Goff will F this game up. They are front runners. It will end.

Raiders went to 5 conference championships in a row before beating Vikings in SB.

It's very simple.either both or just a healthy roster is fine. Number 1 seeds isn't that important or a promise of success statistically

_____________________ How many No. 1 seeds have won the Super Bowl? Going back to 1975, 52 percent of No. 1 seeds (25 of 48) have won the Super Bowl. Of those 25 teams, 16 have represented the NFC and nine have represented the AFC.

How many times have the two No. 1 seeds made it to the Super Bowl? Believe it or not, No. 1 vs. No. 1 has happened only 13 times in the previous 48 Super Bowls since the NFL implemented playoff seeding during the 1975 season. The first time it happened was in Super Bowl 11, which was played after the 1976 season. No. 1 vs. No. 1 was the Super Bowl matchup six times before the playoff field expanded to 12 teams (six from each conference) during the 1990 season:

It's numerology, symbolism. A hint, a signal. March 18, 2021: Traded by Rams as 2022 1st round pick (32nd overall) with 2021 3rd round pick (101st overall, Ifeatu Melifonwu), 2023 1st round pick (6th overall subsequently traded, Paris Johnson) and Jared Goff to Lions for Matthew Stafford

Penn State. Don't expect them to win this one

Keep this in mind. KC lost to Detroit the year they won SB. Last year.

I'd say it's actually positive juju for the season.

Cine- March 18, 2021: Traded by Rams as 2022 1st round pick (32nd overall) with 2021 3rd round pick (101st overall, Ifeatu Melifonwu), 2023 1st round pick (6th overall subsequently traded, Paris Johnson) and Jared Goff to Lions for Matthew Stafford

He has the same bday as Travis Kelce.