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Lions fans. It's time for the podcast you've been waiting for. The show where Kool-Aid runs blue. Faces turn red. And rose-colored glasses never go out of style. This is the Detroit Lions podcast.

Today I'm going to give you a bit of a different perspective on the Cowboys game.

As you know, I have been doing a lot of traveling for the holiday season, so I didn't actually get to watch that game until New Year's Day.

Here is my reaction.

Watching a game for the first time when

you already know what happens, particularly when it ends like Saturday's game

against the Cowboys, is weird. And that's because you see every play of the

lines didn't make that would have taken it out of the reps hands. You see every

little play call, every personnel decision, every missed sack ending in a massive

touchdown reception without any emotional attachment to them.

Like, I knew the score days ago as I was sitting in Edmonton having dinner with my wife

on the last day of our trip back to Canada.

So I don't feel this game like you guys did.

I saw what happened on Twitter while she was away from the table momentarily.

Okay, who am I kidding?

I was peeking at my phone the entire night until the game ended and then just put it away in my pocket.

This game stole my Pop-Tart bowl-induced high going into the new year, which is irritating.

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