@JWB420@SeifertESPN -Lions went 15-2 in 24
-Had historically bad injury luck the last two seasons
-Have totally rebuilt o-line again after late Ragnow retirement destroyed 2025.
-Petzing seems to be MUCH better fit than Morton.
-Their 9 wins were only 2 behind Bears last year. Who they beat twice.
@zacobson Lion offense should be back to top 5 form again this year with potential to be a juggernaut if o-line gels quickly. Meanwhile their defense has a ton of injury related "ifs"(Branch, Kerby, McNiel, Reed, etc)
If most to all of those "ifs" go their way. Watch out.
If not, well...
@KendraMiddleton Very well written.
On a very trite and insignificant note, it was visually one of the most agonizing things I’ve ever read. Who chose that combo of background, font, and spacing? 😬
@omarisankofa Not saying you're wrong, but what else are they going to say? If you stay steadfast in your interest to retain him, it stokes the value of a potential sign and trade. There's nothing to be gained by publicly stating they're open to moving him, right?
@BluDemon99RK@woodwardsports@Lions@NFL I was responding to the "hasn't been healthy" part. He's was extraordinarily healthy for more than 2.5 seasons, then got one serious injury.
@DetroitOnLion@AdhamBeydoun This dude is easily the most insufferable Detroit "media" member on X. He's definitely not worth any more of your time or energy.
@AdhamBeydoun@DetroitOnLion Trading for Smith in 2024 seemed like a pretty serious move when it happened. And I believe he led the team in pressures down the stretch. Dying to know what one acquisition would have ensured us two additional playoff victories.
@PatMcAfeeShow@evanfoxy I think @jemelehill nailed it. “The Stones” is a white Pistons fan thing.
I’m from Oakland County and everyone I know keeps “The Stones” in their bag.