Howdy folks and welcome to this bite-sized Pride to Detroit P-O-Dcast from

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This is something just for the podcast feed.

We're doing something a little different here as we react to the 2021 NFL schedule that was released on May 12th.

I am Chris Perfet, your adequate host of Pride of Detroit, PODCast.

Running a little solo tonight, this is going to be, we're doing something a little different.

This is a quick 10 minute bite-sized podcast we're doing as I am going to go through and give you the whole lion schedule

for 2021. This is just first initial reactions. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast. On Friday, we will

we will be releasing the first bite interview podcast, we have on Levi-on-Zawrke, the new Lions defensive tackle from

University of Washington, and then a full recap of the schedule coming on Monday with the big-sized

POD cast myself and Ryan Matthews, the rock god. This is just a little preview of what's

to come. We wanted to get this out to you for it for my instant reactions on the schedule.

So for those who are unaware, hey, by the way, this is the first year the NFL is going to be doing 17 games. That's right.

No more 0.16 jokes for the lions. No, no, no, no, no. You have to start firing up the 0-1-17. We'll get to that later on in what people are saying.

They're predicting the Lions schedule to be in 2021.

But the Lions opened the schedule on September 12th.

Lions will be hosting the San Francisco 49ers.

This is a good chance, perhaps, for the Lions to see rookie quarterback.

Trey Lance, who the 49ers drafted third overall in the NFL draft.

Now, you might be thinking, hey, this will be cool.

We'll be able to get, like, a young quarterback early on his career.

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