Did the Lions pull the OL okie Doke on the rams?

What the actual f***?

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tGreenWay wrote:I mean, LA got it’s Super Bowl.

I'm thinking the lions window is at least 2 superbowls, maybe 3. Hard to project that far with free agency,caps etc. and nothing is guaranteed and the super bowl is nice. But Looking at the two franchises, and the "potential" of the lions, we might have seen the ol Okie doak pulled.

tGreenWay wrote:

DWags wrote:


I'm thinking the lions window is at least 2 superbowls, maybe 3. Hard to project that far with free agency,caps etc. and nothing is guaranteed and the super bowl is nice. But Looking at the two franchises, and the "potential" of the lions, we might have seen the ol Okie doak pulled.

It’s possible. But Ben Johnson might/is likely to be gone after this season. That means breaking in a new offense with growing pains. Can’t look past the other teams which have made significant improvement in personnel. The NFC has gotten a lot stronger.

Also, note, the lines probably have their best team in decades, and what’s happening to their Division? It’s gone from thinking the Bears the Vikings and the Packers were really going to struggle for two or three years, Thinking the Vikings and Packers probably don’t completely suck, and the Bears are not a team that you can send out the guys and say OK go beat them. I’ve heard some Talking Heads say that’s the toughest division in football. It’s only four games in and let’s see if the Vikings and Packers are for real, But it really could be.