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Designed the play, get it out there. The second was commit to this running game between the tackles, which has opened up everything else.

And Jemir Gibbs goes out of touchdown. Gibbs takes it all the way.

That was the seventh Detroit score on its seventh drive of the game.

They would go eight for eight until they ran out the clock on their final drive.

Look, the Lions are elite on offense. They've been

that for a few years now. Washington's defense is repulsive. I'm in for a quick post game

following a fifth straight loss, a fourth straight loss by 21 or more. That's the first time

that's happened, losing four straight by 21 21 or more. That's the first time that's happened, losing four straight by

21 points or more in 23 seasons in the NFL. This one to the Lions, 44 to 22. The second

time this year, they've been beaten by that same score, 44 to 22. The first time it happened was in Dallas.

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This one was over early.

This felt very much like, you know, a September game between a power conference,

you know, SEC team against a much smaller Sunbelt team as an example. You know, the outcome was

pretty much known a few minutes into the game. You knew by the middle of the first quarter,

the final score was going to be a whole lot to a little bit.

And it was.

You know, Washington legitimately right now is like a non-power conference college team with the

talent they have on the field.

You know, in basketball, they're called mid-majors.

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