I remember they tied it up last play but don't remember it a punt return. Just a regular drive, last play of the game thing.
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Get StartedI remember they tied it up last play but don't remember it a punt return. Just a regular drive, last play of the game thing.
The Lions have never played in an NFC Championship game, much less a SB. The closest that a team came to doing so was the first time that they won the NFC Central title in '83, and played @ 49ers in a Divisional playoff matchup, but lost 24-23. Eddie Murray was wide right on a FG attempt that would have won the game, after going 3-4 in previous FG attempts. Considering that QB Danielson threw 5 picks in that game, the Lions D came up big to keep the game close enough to win.
The Lions have never played in an NFC Championship game, much less a SB. The closest that a team came to doing so was the first time that they won the NFC Central title in '83, and played @ 49ers in a Divisional playoff matchup, but lost 24-23. Eddie Murray was wide right on a FG attempt that would have won the game, after going 3-4 in previous FG attempts. Considering that QB Danielson threw 5 picks in that game, the Lions D came up big to keep the game close enough to win.
Ummmmmmmm wrong. 1991 season. NFC championship game against the Redskins. Blown out.
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/199201120was.htm
How the **** do you not know that?
Matt probably never did that play before even in college. 76% on him.
Nonetheless, it's Lionesque.
Well, Matt's not really a scrambling QB and him doing or not doing that play in college is irrelevant lol.
It means don't do it. Run or fall down.
Or get the ball in the hands of your playmaker. That's what he was trying to do. The ball hit Johnson in the ****ing hands, you doofus!!!
He's two feet away. QB suppose to me make better decisions.
How often you see a pitch fumble 6? Lionesque..
How often? Not too often but it's probably happened more than you think lol.
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