Game 17: Lions @ Packers *Sunday Night* Thread

[Mitchrapp]

Okudah's game-by-game grades attached - never tried this before so not sure how it will show.

All over the map. Not surei I'd call that good. Improvement but not good.

 

[mhughes0021]

I feel better about Jacobs than I do okudah. Not that Jacobs is setting the world on fire...I guess it's based on expectations.

 

[byco42]

Okudah definitely faded the last 6 games.

I still like the progress, though. Even in 2022.....they say it still takes a full year AFTER recovery to get back to "normal". Hoping Okudah can make another jump next year. If not, with how well he tackles, I think he would be a good S.

I was at the Panthers' game where Okudah was benched. I thought that the entire defense was benchable and Okudah was the scapegoat.


"...when the machine breaks down, we break down."

 

[tigermud]

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/35441956/nfl-officiating-scrutiny-seahawks-rams-controversy

NFL officiating under scrutiny after Seahawks-Rams controversy

That?s ok we are used to it

 

[byco42]

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/35441956/nfl-officiating-scrutiny-seahawks-rams-controversy

NFL officiating under scrutiny after Seahawks-Rams controversy

That?s ok we are used to it

I'm considering the proposition that the Lions will never win the Super Bowl, unless it out scores every opponent 75 to nothing.