NFL Divisional Playoffs: T B Buccaneers @ OUR DETROIT LIONS

Submitted by Amazinblu on January 21st, 2024 at 2:42 PM

[Thread originally titled: "OT: NFL Sunday Divisional games - discussion"; changed to reflect the fact that the MGoBoard membership overwhelmingly consists of Detroit Lions fans  ---rob f]

 

Two divisional NFL games today.   The Lions host Tampa Bay at 3:00 pm with the winner heading to SF for the Conference Championship next weekend.   And, tonight - KC visits Buffalo with the winner heading to Baltimore.

The Packers collapse yesterday means this is the last game at Ford Field for the Lions this season.

Thoughts - reactions - perspectives?

GO LIONS!

Ham

January 21st, 2024 at 4:07 PM ^

Huge opportunity for the offense with just over 2 minutes left before halftime. Making this a 14-point (or even a 10-point) game would be huge with Tampa getting the ball to begin the 2nd half.

rob f

January 21st, 2024 at 4:10 PM ^

WTF NBC?? YOU HAVE ONE JOB TO DO AND YOU CAN'T GET IT RIGHT???!!

The game feed on TV8 Grand Rapids disappeared for several minutes and still is intermittently on and off. I've got Spectrum TV and everything else is working just fine.

[Edit 4:14 pm: problem seems to be 90% resolved, but picture and sound disappeared again for a few seconds a couple times during the injury timeout.]

alum96

January 21st, 2024 at 4:14 PM ^

He is going to want $14M next year when Sewell needs that money.  Guards are very replacable in 3rd round.  You don't pay guards big money. Centers and tackles entirely different story.

ZZ should be the 2nd round pick.  Plug and play 12 yr guard, with 5-6 years of All Pro in him.

And fuck there goes Ragnow.

alum96

January 21st, 2024 at 4:12 PM ^

Lets finish this with some sort of points.  3 at minimum

The very hated AG is doing very well despite 80% of fanbase hating him when 70% of salary cap is devoted to offense and he has 5 top end players.

Ham

January 21st, 2024 at 4:13 PM ^

St. Brown is having an off game so far. Dropped one 3rd-down conversion and then can't stay on his feet for another first down. And the second play led to Ragnow's injury.