I think the Lions will be happy to only be 3 points down at half-time and receiving the ball first in the second half.
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NFL 2025 offseason brimming with major player moves and injuries.
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The NFL offseason kicked off with significant blockbuster trades, including the Eagles' Superbowl victory. Fans scrutinized quarterback movements as teams like the Jets and 49ers reshuffle their lineups with major roster changes. High-profile names like Aaron Rodgers faced uncertain futures as rumors circulated about their departures from previous teams.12
Amidst the excitement, injuries shaped discussions around the league. Players like Joe Burrow and Brock Purdy faced setbacks, raising concerns about their teams' competitive edge in the upcoming season. Fans debated the impact of these injuries on playoff viability and long-term strategies.34
With the offseason moving into free agency, analyst opinions poured in on which teams could rise or fall based on their most recent decisions. Teams like the Dolphins and Raiders captured attention for their investing strategies, while the overall unpredictability of the upcoming season generated mixed feelings among fans. Will these player changes hold their success?56
"Purdy is now listed as questionable but is expected to start."
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The NFL offseason is stirring with both excitement and uncertainty as teams make drastic changes to improve their standings, while injuries loom large over promising seasons. The upcoming narrative hinge on how these moves will translate into performance on the field.
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That was a lovely throw by Love.
Could be game, the Lions are struggling to move the ball.
Could be game, the Lions are struggling to move the ball.
You were saying?
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I think the Lions problem is going to be making a defensive stop. The offense has been moving the ball fine after the first quarter.
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Disappointing from the Lions. It will be difficult for them to make the playoffs now.
Good start to the Chiefs v Cowboys, another game both really need to win.
Mahomes and Kelce are in playoff mode in Week 13
Good start to the Chiefs v Cowboys, another game both really need to win.
Mahomes and Kelce are in playoff mode in Week 13
Going to be a tough ask for the Chiefs, Bills, and Ravens to all make the playoffs. At least one of them is going to miss out.
The Ravens will make it because they will win their division. The Bills are such a Jekyll and Hyde team, you don't know what team you are going to see on match day.
You would think that after the defeat last night, the Chiefs need to win out and hope they can sneak into the playoffs - possibly at the Bills' expense.
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I wonder if the Bengals can make a late push for the playoffs?
3 games behind with 5 games to play.
The Cowboys certainly look like they are making a big push for the playoff spots.
3 games behind with 5 games to play.
The Cowboys certainly look like they are making a big push for the playoff spots.
2.5 games back from the Steelers if you were to go the division route. I think it would take the Ravens beating the Steelers twice and losing to Packers, Patriots and Bengals to end 8-9. Steelers losses to Ravens, and losing to Bills, Lions, and Browns (well, Myles Garrett). Beat Dolphins and they'd be 7-10.
Bengals beat Browns, Cardinals, Ravens again, Dolphins, and lose to Bills. Get to 8-9 and have the H2H with Baltimore.
Actually, I think if Steelers beat the Browns and all 3 ended 8-9. The Bengals would win the 3 way tie in that scenario.
Not impossible but not much margin for error.
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