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Welcome in, everybody, on a Monday, December 18th, and a Tuesday, December 19th, it is.

Another edition of Locked-on Lions right here on the Locked-on Podcast Network.

Matt Derry with you, what's going on, everybody, on megaphone.fm, on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, Alexa, wherever you're listening.

Thank you for tuning in as the Lions.

Have two more games to play before really we'll know what this team is about and how

this team finished.

And, you know, people are making so many judgments on this team.

Fans, you guys tweeting to me on Twitter at D.E.R D-E-R-Y-Speaks, and your comments,

as well on the Matt Dairy Facebook fan page.

There are two separate camps of fans right now.

There are some fans that don't care what is going to take place over these last two weeks.

They feel like the Lions have underachieved not winning the division,

as it now is 24 consecutive years without winning the division. And Jim Caldwell was asked about

that today, and we will play that audio coming up momentarily. Also, there's another camp that says,

hey, I'm a Lions fan. And no matter what, I'm going to root for the team and hope they sneak

into the playoffs and leapfrog Atlanta, get that six seed, and then anything can happen.

The problem is that the Lions always seem to, whether it's under Jim Caldwell, whether it's

under Jim Schwartz, whether it was under Bobby Ross, this team seems to open up on the road

in the postseason as a wildcard team and they always lose.

Whether it was Ross's team going to Tampa Bay or even Wayne's team going to Philadelphia

or Schwartz's team going to New Orleans or Caldwell's team going to Seattle or whatever it is,

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