TNF - GB at Detroit

[Blackspider214]

it cost him the NFC Championship and the game vs us last year.

Not so sure the 4th down call against SF cost them the game. Was it a turning point? Sure. But they were still up 14. That one play didn't cost them the game as a whole lot unfolded after. Their offense went in the tank after and their defense was pathetic the rest of the way. The call was perfect. Wide open WR and he drops the ball. It happens. Lions got to that point by being aggressive and that is the culture Dan Campbell built. The players love it. You can't change your ways come playoff time or end of season and be someone you aren't. Players will lose faith.

 

[HungryLion]

there's aggressive and there's stupid.

Doing things that actually increase the teams chance to win the games would fall into the former category.

 

[CanadianCowboysFan]

Doing things that actually increase the teams chance to win the games would fall into the former category.

if they fumbled the ball last night or Montgomery had not made the first down, would it have been aggressive, or stupid

 

[HungryLion]

if they fumbled the ball last night or Montgomery had not made the first down, would it have been aggressive, or stupid

If a team punts the ball on 4th down and the team then ultimately loses the game. What’s that?