Completely abandoning Jamyhr Gibbs running after Jameson Williams botched the trick play was certainly a choice.

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In spectacular fashion.

And no team who’s back-to-back’d has ever made it to their third straight Super Bowl.

Would be really fun if we can both win and make history.

Imagine taking away his OL, RB/WR group...stick him behind a shaky LT. What would it look like? He got paid $80 million this season and has a completely stacked roster surrounding him on offense.

Imagine giving up 45 points. This sub melts down when we give up a field goal.

Hold on

Dan Campbells players will run through a wall for him

I thought trying harder than the other team waa the key to victory in sports?

Did Rex Ryan predict them to get bounced so soon?

I'm glad my skepticism of the Lions was validated

Remember when the entire NFL was clowning on the Commanders for hiring Dan Quinn as a rebound after the Ben Johnson deal fell apart? What a difference a year makes.

Everyone credits Daniels for the turnaround of that team but forget all about another key addition. That would be the three time SB Champion Alegretti!

Running up the score in the regular season is fun huh Lions?

Quinn is actually 5-2 now in the playoffs as a coach. Only problem is one of those two losses is one of the most famous losses ever.

now imagine taking that away from ben johnson and him calling that clown car shit for aidan o'connell

Also helps to hit on the QB when you draft one, particularly if he's going to play this well as a rookie