(11-14-2024, 06:02 PM)snowwolf776 Wrote:

(11-14-2024, 12:32 AM)D6 Wrote: Thanks, Snowwolf!  Overcoming a 16 point halftime deficit on the road against a good Texans team, that's well coached, ranks with amongst the best accomplishments of the Dan Campbell/ Brad Holmes Lions era yet.

I watched the Jaguars game against the Vikings. The Jags Defense did a great job keeping the Vikings from scoring a TD the entire game. The Jags Defense, despite the yardage the Vikings gained, looked much better than earlier in the season, with Foye Oluokun, Tyson Campbell, and Darnell Savage being back from injuries. Tyson Campbell gave WR Justin Jefferson, who I believe is the best WR in the NFL, a heck of a battle, even factoring in the help that Campbell received. He looks like a long term building block type of player.  The Jags Special Teams played winning caliber football.  

Regardless, what the point spread is, the game is played on the field, not on paper.  Even with Trevor Lawrence being out and WR Christian Kirk lost for the season, the Jaguars have plenty of good players that could cause the Lions or any team problems.  I'm not taking this game or any game for granted.  The Jags have nothing to lose and could throw the kitchen sink at the Lions in the attempt to get a signature win. The Lions were in a similar position not that long ago.  Coach Campbell and his staff reminded the Lions players this before the Tennessee game a few weeks ago.  I'm confident that message will be repeated on multiple occasions leading up to the game vs. the Jags.

 If jags have no chance of winning the super bowl this season,i hope your lions do. Lions fans deserve it.   I'm hoping someone beats the chiefs soon,  I think if they beat bills they will go 17-0 with the easy schedule thy got left.  I do pray no one gets hurt on either team,and st. brown gets me  some points in fansty.