I want to have a conversation where multiple things can be true.

I don't think the Lions fan base is in a mental state to handle that because we have reached

irrational euphoria face, meaning best team ever will never lose again.

Everything's awesome.

LEGO movie. And I'm going to bring data, data that doesn't lie.

And I'm going to tell you that while I'm thrilled that they won yesterday,

because it was unbelievably meaningful to the Home Field Advantage chase,

and both coordinators were A-plus-plus-plus, more on Glenn in a second and

Jared Gough, RICO will have the MVP conversation a little later. what they did yesterday is wholly unsustainable.

Because I know you were probably too drunk and or high while watching the game to realize that Greg Olson repeatedly

basically was like having me in the booth. You couldn't produce any pressure. Your

Blitz has sucked. And asking Aaron Glenn to Blitz at a nearly 60% rate, which they did yesterday, when

you're a team that normally Blitz is at about a 27% rate, unsustainable. On non-Blitz Downs, 27 of them in fact, you produced three

pressures, unsustainable. And asking Jared Gough and that offense to essentially be perfection.

Perfection. Not high level, not good, not great, perfect, unsustainable. So I'm thrilled that they won, but if anything,

I'm doubling, tripling, quadruple dog doubling down on, we must get a pass rush from here.

Because it is unfair to Aaron Glenn if you're asking him to Blitz at 57%.

And by the way, one sack is on a Hail Mary.

You can keep it.

Another sack was the equivalent of Michael Strayhan on Brett Fav.

When the center falls over and trips over his garden hose,

and there's simply no one there on a counter.

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