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And this one, this one feels bad for a lot of different reasons.

This one feels like, you know what this feels like?

This game, Lions Vikings felt like a mid-2020 season game.

After Dan Campbell had just taken over play calling,

and the Lions were fighting in those games,

but they would always do things to really just shoot themselves in the foot.

And there was a lot of shooting in the foot on this game.

And, you know, I keep saying that this year I wasn't expecting too much,

but at the same time for the Lions, this was a game they could have absolutely had.

This was a game they could have absolutely had and they let them go. They let

them go with some incredibly bizarre decision making late in the game. So we'll try to talk about all of it.

Again, like I don't understand. Like the decision making is going to be the story and is going to

be what Dan Campbell has to answer for after this game, quite a bit.

I don't understand several things that happened here.

The fourth down play calls I was completely fine with, especially after you knew what Austin Cybert was.

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