Tracking former Lions

[FVD]

Levy filed an injury grievance against the Lions

[FVD]

[ame]https://twitter.com/mikerothstein/status/895028693176913925[/ame]

[Malto Marko]

We didn't see that coming.

[Futureshock]

No, I'm not.

I've been adamant that you do not build around a WR and that I am old school fan that still believes that come January, being able to run to pass and stop the run on D gives a team a chance every year to compete well into January.

Being one dimensional will get you a one and done.

I was just foolin you dude. But, seriously, what more could he have done? I agree with that ascertation BTW but he was a generational talent that Millen/Mayhew failed to provide the necessary talent at the other positions so that his talent could put them over the top. With the crap he played with, his talent was enough to keep them in most games. But that isn't on him, per se.

An even so, that doesn't diminish what he was able to do.

[Panoptes]

Sincerely, what did he do?

I showed that HM had a better 3 year run than him.

[Futureshock]

Jay Cutler happy Ndamukong Suh’s on his side
Posted by Josh Alper on August 9, 2017, 7:24 AM EDT

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When Jay Cutler was with the Bears, he had several matchups with Lions teams that featured defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh in a leading role.

Those matchups didn’t always go so well for Cutler. Suh was fined $15,000 for 2010 shot to Cutler, left a 2012 game for a period after a cleaner hit by Suh and was sacked by Suh six times overall, which Cutler referenced when he met the media after his first practice with the team on Tuesday.

“I’m happy he’s on my team,” Cutler said, via the Miami Herald.

Suh said he thinks Cutler is a “great quarterback” and a “good dude.”

“I don’t like any quarterbacks, but he was one guy that definitely I had a respect for because he took hits and never cried, never complained and just got up and went and played the next play,” Suh said. “He’s definitely a tough guy. He always makes sure he wants to be out there the next week.”

The Dolphins hope Cutler’s able to both hold up physically and play well. Having Suh on his side is one way to help make sure the former comes to fruition.

<cough> Rodgers <cough>

[Futureshock]

http://buffalonews.com/2017/08/08/anquan-boldin-playing-win-another-championship/

Bills WR Anquan Boldin says he’s playing to win a championship.

[froot loops]

Sincerely, what did he do?

I showed that HM had a better 3 year run than him.

He was a great decoy

[FanFromCali]

Levy filed an injury grievance against the Lions

It's hard to have any kind of educated opinion on this since almost zero information has come out about his injury and what was going on at that time.

[Panoptes]

I'm surprised he's the first (publicly listed) Lions player to do this. There are many others before him.

For how many years has this forum alone been mocking the Lions medical staff about simple injuries are more than likely season or career ending?

[Panoptes]

He was a great decoy

That he was. There were articles that literally called him that at times.

It was either chuck and luck to him or a decoy for some other receiver to drop yet another Stafford pass.

[Topweasel]

http://buffalonews.com/2017/08/08/an...-championship/

Bills WR Anquan Boldin says he?s playing to win a championship.

Playing to win a championship by going to play for a team that has no chance to win the Division. That doesn't seem like a smart choice.

[Futureshock]

https://www.prideofdetroit.com/2017/8/11/16131102/watch-ndamukong-foot-locker-commercial-video-stomp

Lions notes: Watch Ndamukong Suh poke fun at ‘The Stomp’ in Foot Locker commercial

[Futureshock]

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlhKEHMYSGM"]How the Detroit Lions Franchise Became Cursed for 50 Years... And Counting | NFL Films Presents - YouTube[/ame]

NFL Films created a pretty thorough explanation of the Bobby Layne Curse. It is not an easy watch, so if you’re planning on heading into the weekend with positive vibes, I would not recommend watching it.

[Fraquar]

Landry running the option - classic.