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Do the Lions have a Brian Branch problem?

Or maybe the one game suspension is all he needs to realize he can't be doing the

stuff that he's been doing for the last couple of years, which is getting fined

and kicking some unnecessary penalties.

Maybe this could be a blessing in disguise,

although they're playing a pretty damn team who's also battered up.

This is like basically a game coming up Monday night between the JV offense of Tampa with all their injuries

against the JV secondary of the Lions. See, the only problem with that, though, is, and it's- They have Baker-Mayfield. It's why I really am high on Baker-Mayfield. He's taking gym class heroes and saying, okay, well, you know what? I'm going to throw the ball to you, and I'm going to throw the ball. I'm looking and be like, wait, that guy's on an NFL roster? Like, who is this?

And he's getting it

done, no excuses.

And yeah,

I mean, I watched him play last

week and

this is going to be an interesting game.

Put it this way.

You can't let him, kind of like my homes, he cannot break containment. No. Because once he break, he's, you're better off keeping Baker Mayfield stuck in the pocket and just not really rushing him, but making him stay there, then letting and coming after him and, because if he breaks containment, man. That run he had against you guys on Sunday was incredible. The third and 17. Yeah, it was incredible. All right. Watch me pick up 20. All right. And is Brian Branch the endomic ensue of this era of lion football? I think there's a little I won't go that far yet to answer my own question.

But, and part of the reason is,

Domic and Sue showed no contrition with anything he ever did.

No, he did.

That's the difference.

But, see, Stoney, I think a part of that is because

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