Welcome to the Midweek Mailbag, your Detroit Lions Midweek podcast where we answer your Detroit Lions questions.

And boy, did we get a lot this week.

My name is Jeremy Reisman.

You can find me at Detroit online on social media.

With me, as always, is the managing editor of pride of Detroit and you can find him at

Eric Schlitt on Twitter it's Eric Schlett buddy we're we're good 48 hours removed from

whatever happened on Sunday or are we feeling a little better a little better a little

better about some things a little worse about some things um you know, a couple things that maybe I didn't catch watching live that I wasn't happy about.

But other things that when you expand on them with a little bit greater detail, it makes sense why it happened.

Well, we are going to get into all of that on this week's episode as we kind of

dig into what went wrong. I will say the majority of the questions we got were about the

offensive line. So we'll start there. We'll talk a little bit about the line's defensive strategies.

We'll talk a little bit about the pairs moving forward and maybe what we thought of them last night on Monday night football.

All sorts of that coming up.

But yeah, let's start with the offensive line.

And I probably could have chose from 200 different questions.

But we'll start with Nate S, one of our Pride of Detroit direct subscribers.

So as the team's run block grade, 49.3, was lower than any game that the lines have played since week 16 at Carolina in 2022.

Oof, let's not, let's not talk about that game.

I'm not ready to panic yet with O-Line, but if the lines can't get any good run blocking, the offense is really going to struggle this season.

So what can they do to improve?

Is it as simple as more playing time to gel better?

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