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Lifetime Lions Ineptitude

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Detroit Lions Podcast Episode 252: Lions Blueprinting Begins. 92 minutes.

In this episode of The Detroit Lions Podcast, Chris and Case get together to bring you the latest Detroit Lions news and to share our insights on what the near future might hold. We recap the Super Bowl as well as discuss ESPN?s prediction of a MVP year for Matthew Stafford in 2020. We also lament the fact that Dan Miller hasn?t been given the national looks he deserves. Steve Mariucci weighs in on the Lions front office and the ?revolving door? they?ve had ? and we agree with him! Oh yeah, and that guy Jeff Risdon joins us to dive in on draft prospects and Lions potential moves. Lastly, we take your calls again, which is becoming one of the most fun parts of the show for us.

Detroit Lions Podcast About To Open The Senior Bowl Flood Gates.
The boys discuss releasing four more hours of content released this coming week. Senior Bowl coverage that used to be strictly available on YouTube will now be available for our ?audio only? podcast listeners. Don?t fret when the podcast feed lights up this week. We?re delivering content that a bunch of you have asked for.. We?ll make this clearly identifiable with ?Senior Bowl? being in the title.
 
Lions coaches . Look maybe I was wrong about Caldwell . Hell 9-7 is better then shit for brains Patrica’s last 2 season. Funny how Lions front office runs winning coaches out of town.

Joe Schmidt was 43-34-7 for a .558 winning percent. Yeah he only made the wildcard playoffs once and finished 2nd in four of his six seasons but that was when the Vikings were dominating. In 1972 the Lions bad look struck again as we were 7-4 with three games left just like the Packers. Packers go 3-0 down the stretch, and Lions Go 1-1-1 including getting hammered by the packers on the road. Sadly the earlier game was a 1 point home lost to GB. Anyway Joe leaves after 1972 because he said Russ Thomas made his job to difficult.

Joe Caldwell was 36-28 for .563 winning percent and 2 playoff losses. I’d rather have this then what Matt is doing.
 
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Detroit Lions Podcast Episode 255 ? Lions And Stafford Trade Bunk. 36 minutes.

In this episode of The Detroit Lions Podcast, Chris and Case get together again to bring you the latest Lions news, and this week we take a harder look at fake news. This is a somewhat shortened episode due to Chris and Case traveling this week. Worry not, we have more of these quick takes coming your way this week.

Detroit Lions Podcast Says, ?No?.
Matthew Stafford wanting to be traded? Please. How dumb do they think Lions fans are? Evidently we have our share of them. Right after we recorded, Kelly Stafford came out on her Instagram and clearly stated that they aren?t going anywhere. We also cover what a Detroit rebuild would look like. Down to how the organization would undertake such an operation. Again, its not happening barring a massive tragedy, and we don?t see that coming.
 
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Pride Of Detroit Lions Podcast: How the Detroit Lions can make the 1-year turnaround. 67 minutes.
What choices will the Lions have to make to become an immediate contender?

Going worst to first.

That?s the all-too-familiar mantra that fans of bad teams adopt in the offseason. There?s no reason not to cling to that kind of hope, as making the jump from last place in the division to first place is somewhat common in the NFL.

For the Detroit Lions, the San Francisco 49ers are the most poignant example. The parallels are undeniable in some cases. A third-year head coach. The previous season marred by a quarterback injury. That tanked season leading to a top-three pick that gives each team the opportunity to get a game-changing defensive talent to turn around the fortunes of that side of the ball.

But no two teams are exactly alike, and the Lions will have to forge their own way to make something out of the 2020 season. And with pressure from ownership, they don't? have much of a choice other than to turn things around, and do it right now.

So this week on the PODcast, we go through several crucial decisions the Lions must make this offseason and discuss whether it?ll be enough to push Detroit in the right direction this year. What kind of players available have that kind of transformative talent? Is it better to build up your depth or go for the superstar?

All of that, and more, on this week?s PODcast:

How realistic is it for the Lions to complete the one-year turnaround?

Can Chase Young be Detroit?s version of Nick Bosa and have that kind of transformative effect on the defense?

How much would trading Darius Slay set back Detroit? How much would they have to receive in return for it to be worth it?

What?s better for 2020: Get a top-tier defensive talent with the third overall pick or acquire several picks in the top 100 and get numerous players that could provide immediate impact?

Mailbag touches on worst-case scenarios in the NFL Draft, the Rams? new logo and best candy to put on a burger.
 
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