Hour 3 – Window Closing for Lions?, Pressure
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Did the Lions miss their Super Bowl window after the Bills loss?
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Yeah. Marvin up front. Big Day Ray is in for Paulie as Paulie and Andrew Perloff prep for Not So Fast, the show that follows this one on Peacock and NBC Sports Now. Did the Lions miss their Super Bowl window? When you think about how close the Lions were, europe twenty four seven i'm sure going to have time they probably hated that they had a half time they would have loved to have just played through then all of a sudden the niners came back and that felt like that window you know when you have a window sometimes when you put it up and then it slowly starts to come down on its own that has pretty much come all the way down the window of opportunity for the lions they still have talented offense You've got a great running back, great receiver, really good tight end.
You've got a really good quarterback. You've got Aiden Hutchinson, Penny Sewell, who's still pretty good, Jack Campbell, secondaries banged up. This might be one of those, and you're in a tough division. Can you survive to put yourself in the playoff chase? And then once you get in there, maybe some magic. But watching the Lions last night, And they were five-and-a-half point underdogs. I think most people thought that that was kind of a weird line, a wonky line. Like, man, maybe the Lions can win this thing. I just thought with new stadium unveil and that defense isn't going to be great, not formidable, Josh Allen is going to be ready to go. Offensive line banged up. To me, it felt like if there was going to be a surprise, it was going to be,
maybe Buffalo blowing out Detroit, not Detroit winning that game. Give credit, Josh Allen, James Cook. They did what they needed to do, gave up some points there in the fourth quarter, made it interesting, but that was the score not indicative, I think, to who played a better football game. Yes, Marvin.
For me, is it crazy to think that I think Dan Campbell and the Lions, they're kind of playing with house money just as a franchise? Because in 20 years, say if they bring all those guys back a, you know, Legends night and they'll always remember this unbelievable run of really relevant football where the past the previous 40 years. They weren't in that position.
Yeah, but I think that's generational. I think if you're under the age of 35, you're saying, hey, we've got to win now. I don't care about what happened with Bobby Lane. I care about now. I don't care what happened with Barry Sanders or Megatron. This is about now. Your dad might go, man, you guys don't realize how far the Lions have come. I understand all of that. But if I'm a fan now, I don't go, I'm going to grade this on a curve and go, you know, still, we're respectable. And that's all you were hoping for years ago, just to be respected, not laughed at. The fact that Matthew Stafford, it's like, get me out of here. Let me go win a Super Bowl. And the first year that he's with the Rams, he wins the Super Bowl.
Now, do I think they're a good team and potential to still be a great team? I do. But I just wonder, you know, we know Chicago's good. The Vikings are going to be competitive, I think. Green Bay, I don't have making the playoffs. So maybe the division isn't as tough as we think it is right now. Is Dan Campbell safe? Because if you say, hey, we're going to look at this and go, boy, what a great era.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Did the Lions miss their Super Bowl window after the Bills loss?
0:00–5:52
2
Is Dan Campbell’s job in jeopardy or is the Lions’ future still bright?
5:52–11:29
3
Who is under more pressure in college football – Bill Belichick at UNC or Lincoln Riley at USC?
11:29–16:15
4
What are the most memorable one‑hit wonder NFL players mentioned on the show?
16:15–20:42
5
Which of the bizarre news headlines is real and which is fake?
20:42–25:41
6
What did the poll reveal about the worst thing on a date – being stood up or being bailed on?
25:41–29:23
7
How did the hosts’ personal stories about speed‑dating and bathroom mishaps shape the conversation?
29:23–33:17
8
What are the key takeaways and what’s coming up for next week’s ‘Meat Friday’?
33:17–37:39
Speakers
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