Came empty-handed today, sorry buddy.

97-1.

Day after the Super Bowl.

Okay, let's lay some groundwork here.

We all watch that Super Bowl differently this year.

The lions were as close as they've ever been, they're on the cusp.

The question is, how close are they?

When you looked at how those two teams played in the Super Bowl, a sloppy, fumble-ridden, low-scoring game,

you probably thought, hey, the lions showed up, they played clean, they had a shot. How close are the lions showed up they played clean they had a shot how close are

the lions after watching those two teams and RICO as I watch that game I

I look at Dan Campbell and I had one very obvious takeaway.

The man was right.

There's a specific play I want to go to.

It's fourth and three in the fourth quarter a field goal ties the game

Kyle Shanahan out of character decided to go for it and he got it and he scored a touchdown

Those are the type of plays you have to make in the playoffs to win you can't settle for field goals and win

Dan Campbell was right to go for it on fourth and two and fourth and

three against the Niners in the NFC title game. It didn't work, but it was the right

decision and I felt even better about Dan Campbell as a head coach watching Kyle Shanahan have just one moment of bold play calling and otherwise being very uninspiring.

Did you look at Dan Campbell any differently after watching the Super Bowl?

Seeing how, hey, teams settle in for field goals are just waiting to lose, whereas he was playing to win.

And even Kyle Shanahan, Mr. Conservative, went for a fourth and three, passed up a chance to tie the game, played for the lead.

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