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Game Bye: Lions @ Bye Thread

grandy

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Detroit Lions (5-3) @ Bye Week (6-2)

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Injury Report
OT Jason Fox (knee) - Limited in practice
OT Jason Fox (hand) - Limited in practice
OT Jason Fox (neck) - Did not practice
OT Jason Fox (groin) - Did not practice
OT Jason Fox (hamstring) - Limited in practice


Series History
Detroit is 23-35 against the Bye
Last Game: 11/1/2009 Bye 38 Detroit 12
Last Win: 11/2/2006 Detroit 20 Bye 13
 
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Bye 31 - det 10. No pressure from the dline allows byes qb to throw for a career high. Fox goes out with a concussion so grandy has to add head to the injury report next week.
 
Dline does get pressure. Just no sacks.


Romo was less than less than 50% completion last game.
 
Bye lost its best two defensive players so I expect the offense to torch them.

Detroit 44 Bye 35.
 
Dline does get pressure. Just no sacks.


Romo was less than less than 50% completion last game.

Pressure means the QB still has a chance to complete a pass. We need sacks..make it tougher to get a first down and maybe force a fumble.
 
Pressure means the QB still has a chance to complete a pass. We need sacks..make it tougher to get a first down and maybe force a fumble.

plus it pushes them back on the next down making it more difficult to get a first down. Pressure and hurries are great but sacks are much better.
 
plus it pushes them back on the next down making it more difficult to get a first down. Pressure and hurries are great but sacks are much better.

not to mention a better chance at turnovers since pressure usually leads to a hurried/bad throw or strip sacks. Something we have not done much of this year unless we leave a second early....we are champions of the encroachment strip sack lol.
 
Brilliant analogy, boys....sacks are better than hurries or knockdowns? Who knew?!

Yikes....must be a bye week lol
 
Brilliant analogy, boys....sacks are better than hurries or knockdowns? Who knew?!

Yikes....must be a bye week lol

were pointing out the obvious cause lkp keeps saying how awesome we are at hurries....cause that's a completely relevant stat.
 
I heard getting the ball first to start the second half is better than getting it to start the game and going 3 in out.
 
I heard getting the ball first to start the second half is better than getting it to start the game and going 3 in out.

Just cause I was curious I looked it up....we had 2 games where we failed to get at least 1 first down on the opening drive (Arizona and Dallas). We had a penalty on the opening drive of both of those games.
 
Just cause I was curious I looked it up....we had 2 games where we failed to get at least 1 first down on the opening drive (Arizona and Dallas). We had a penalty on the opening drive of both of those games.

I haven't seen all the coin toss's so I'm wondering did we loss them all or did Schwartz just want the ball first? 8 games in a row going offense first, 8 times in a row without scoring.
 
Just cause I was curious I looked it up....we had 2 games where we failed to get at least 1 first down on the opening drive (Arizona and Dallas). We had a penalty on the opening drive of both of those games.

I was curious also, total points in that first possession through 8 games

ZERO

8-0 in getting the ball first, ZERO total points.
 
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