Pavel O'Corey, David Dettich Jr., Marcel Louis-Jacques, and in her around the horn day,

view, Lindsay Theory. Welcome, Lindsay, Huzzah. Today, a Bill Zoffens preview, what Miami's

encore to 70 might be, and how Buffalo aims to stop it. A Broncos Bears leave you, but can

bad possibly be good, and Pavel O'Corey finds out what Jordan Poole said to Drain

Montgomery to start the fight that ended the dub season. Actual reporting. Let's go

around the horn. Edward R. Morrow over there, flash before. That's right, that's

true. Lindsay Theory is the national NFL reporter for ESPN. You've seen her on Sunday

NFL countdown. Previously, FS1 LA time, she's covered the Rams, Chargers, Dodgers, Lakers,

USC, and the Falcons, Seattle Rays, University of Washington, forged. Lindsay, you've got seven

seconds. Give us your life story. Start at the beginning. Leave nothing out.

Civic Northwest Rays. Love volleyball. Met my husband playing a beach volleyball in

Southern California. Have a toddler named Cooper, not after cup. And so happy to be here.

We're happy to have you. You know how this show works? That's how this show works.

Your first mute. Well, welcome, Lindsay. Let's go around the horn.

We start with the Lions, dismantling the Packers on Thursday night football. Jared Gough,

line us up against anyone. And we feel like we can go in there and beat them.

End quotes. I'm on Ross St. Brown. Got beer in his road player, Lambo Leap.

Lions had a 24 point road halftime lead, which they never have. David Montgomery had three

rushing touchdowns. It was Detroit 34, Green Bay 20. Lindsay Theory around the horn to

you right out of the gate. Should the league fear these Lions?

Absolutely. All in on the Lions. I'm an LA to Detroit commuter now. I've been at Ford Field

for both of their games. Of course, a loss and a win, but eat both of those games.

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