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Celebrate your unique taste with Diet Coke. Welcome to another edition of our post-game podcast, the PODCast.

This is a special solo Thanksgiving edition.

I'm here in the bowels of Ford Field after the Lions, lost to the Chicago Bears, 1614.

Another frustrating one.

Another creative way for the Lions to blow a game late. Not that they

controlled the game from beginning to end, but they obviously held that 14, 13 lead to late in

the game. They come off the field after an offensive series with eight minutes and a half left

in that game, and the bears bleed out every single second remaining on that clock and kick a

game winning field goal to end it. Let's talk about some of the big takeaways from this game and I think

obviously the number one thing is coaching is going to be the main storyline here. The double timeout,

Lions facing a third and nine defensively on that last drive of the game. Dan Campbell doesn't like what he sees out of the defense.

There's an apparent miscommunication.

Half of the secondary has one call.

The other half of the secondary has another call.

He calls a timeout, but he had called one on the previous play.

Five-yard penalty gives the Bears a third and four instead of a third-nine, which they

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