Matt Stafford is the suckiest suck to ever suck

[Datfroggy]

This team is like 4-5 games where the other team actually helped decide the game by making Caldwell-like decisions - from Caldwell being a chestnut.

What games were those? I'm curious.

Thanks in advance. Knowledge is good.

Go Lions!

[jaadam4]

There's been a few where I wondered why the opposing coach didn't let more time tick off the clock but fuck it. We won those games and its all that matters

[Datfroggy]

There's been a few where I wondered why the opposing coach didn't let more time tick off the clock but fuck it. We won those games and its all that matters

Wrong!

We must find a way to blame Caldwell for everything that goes wrong and blame the other team for everything that goes right. In spite of Caldwell.

Them's the rules.

Go Lions!

[FVD]

The Minnesota game in Minnesota had some questionable game clock decisions by Zimmer, for one.

[froot loops]

You can always count on a mistake from an NFL coach at the end of a game. Expecting the opposing coach to be flawless in this respect is foolish.

[Datfroggy]

The Minnesota game in Minnesota had some questionable game clock decisions by Zimmer, for one.

Nice. There's our first entry in the " In Spite of Caldwell" victory competition.

Thanks for playing.

Anyone else?

Go Lions!

[Datfroggy]

You can always count on a mistake from an NFL coach at the end of a game. Expecting the opposing coach to be flawless in this respect is foolish.

Ignore the man behind the curtain. He's not playing by the rules. :p

Go Lions!

[froot loops]

Yeah I'm not sure what that post means.

[Datfroggy]

Yeah I'm not sure what that post means.

You didn't come right out and blame everything on Caldwell. You made a rational opinion instead of an emotional rant.

Them's against the rules.


Go Lions!

[FVD]

My post had nothing to do with "In Spite Of Caldwell". You wanted an example of when an opposing coach made a mistake that helped the Lions win. The Lions still had to execute to win that game, including a 30+ yard pass to set up the fg to tie.

[Datfroggy]

My post had nothing to do with "In Spite Of Caldwell". You wanted an example of when an opposing coach made a mistake that helped the Lions win. The Lions still had to execute to win that game, including a 30+ yard pass to set up the fg to tie.

Okay, fun's over. Time to get ready for poker. Everyone gets a ribbon for participating.

Go Lions!

[jaadam4]

Don't forget Joey Harrington and why he sucked, who the lions should draft, and Ebron.

The finer discussions in life.

Agreed about JH and the draft but IMO Ebron has graduated to a baller. The kid has talent and is making plays.

[maxw3ll]

MVP Carr hurts pinky. Lays a dud. Especially without Oak running game.

MVP Stafford hurts hand. Puts on gloves and wins. With something that only Detroit would call a running game.

[Mainevent]

Well, one guy was at home, indoors, on Sunday against one of the worst teams in the league and the other guy was on the road, outdoors against one of the better defenses in the league.

[maxw3ll]

I thought Chi had a decent pass def. 6th?

Both division rivals. I don't care if either get MVP or not, but I think Stafford is more valuable to Det then Carr is to Oak.

I think Carr with Detroits run game would look closer to good/average than great.