The Lions make their first playoff appearance since 1999, as they face Drew Brees and the red-hot Saints offense, who have scored 42+ in their last 3 games.
Detroit has won exactly one (1!) playoff game in the last 61 years. Lions fans have suffered enough. I will be rooting for them to win next time they make the playoffs, because y'all deserve it.
I'm use to suffering with the Lions, I always say "Lions fans never expect anything good, because if you do, you're just going to be disappointed in the end".
Thanx for your support. I've been a Lions fan for almost 40 years and based on the reaction I've seen towards Matthew Stafford and the Lions this past year, I have to say the Lions deserve better fans. Running a top 10 TE out of town and now trying to run Stafford off is appalling. Never Boo your team or the players. We lose Stafford and we could easily go another 60 years. I want to witness the Lions go to a Super Bowl and win before I die. Imagine how Martha Ford (95yrs) feels.
@Sterling shepard I see I'm not the only one watching this good old throwback game when the Saints was stacked. That was the year they should've went back and won another Superbowl.
The fumble return for a touchdown that they didn't allow changed the whole momentum of the game, every other time a play like that happens they let it play out before they blow the whistle, only with the lions
It’s happened to the Saints multiple times over the past few years as well. Why officials don’t let the play just go and allow instant replay to do it’s thing I’ll never know.
This season was just another example that the Pro Bowl is based on popularity not stats/body of work. Stafford passes for 5,038 yds and 41 TDS and gets snubbed? Absolutely ludicrous. Gets snubbed again in 2015 throwing for 4,262 yds and 32 TDS, which he was later added as an alternate replacing Peyton Manning. All he did that game was pass for 316 yds and 2 TDS while bringing home the MVP trophy. I’ve been a diehard Lions fan just shy of 40 years and may be a bit bias when it comes to Stafford. He’s put up madden type numbers throughout his whole career without a trace of a run game and can barely get his name mentioned. Grossly underrated and under appreciated. Gets absolutely zero respect. I believe Stafford will have the most passing yards in NFL history when it’s all said and done. And in the top ten of a slew of other categories, ending up in the HOF. I know everyone is going to say he doesn’t belong because of his overall record and no playoff wins. Which is the dumbest shit everyone does when debating these type of incidences. So Brees and Rodgers wouldn’t belong in the HOF if neither of them won their one championship? People need to stop basing their decisions on a player’s legacy by team success. Stafford didn’t play every position on OFF and DEF. he didn’t lose those games by himself. I hope this all makes sense. I’m having a hard time writing it the way I’m thinking of it in my head. I’m glad the Lions let Stafford go and have an opportunity to be successful which he is far deserving of. Not forcing him to pull a Calvin Johnson or Barry Sanders move. Also, I really wish Titus Young didn’t sabotage his own career. He was getting better and better every game he played. He would’ve been something special in my opinion.
Yep, the Pro Bowl is a joke, and has been for a long time now. If the League isn't going to pick rosters fairly and play a legitimate game, then it should be ended.
didn’t read this whole thing but staffords been elite since 2011 i started being a lions fan in 2010 not sure how you could ignore the only guy making plays besides megatron. just shows how little attention ppl pay to the lions and rightly so tbh
The giants were lucky that alex smith played the game of his life vs the saints. This 2011 saints squad would have beaten the piss out of the giants once again, they had already did it a few weeks prior 49-24.
Wow, calm your tits dude. I had to throw that in there because you acted like the giants were basically invincible come playoff time. And i had to let you know, and i know you know it, that they got lucky they didnt have to play new orleans. Had they played in the playoffs, that game would have been in the superdome like the first game. And theres no doubt it would have been another beat down. And lol at using the next season like that was some kind of revenge, the saints didnt even have a head coach and had the worst defense of all time, and i mean that literally.
And also the packers got ultimate revenge on the giants in the 2016 playoffs. Hitting a hail mary and everything. I bet you were watching that first half and just feeling that it was gonna be another lambeau upset. Then you got your fucking asses whooped like it should have been in 2011 when the packers kept dropping every pass that came their way. Hakeem nicks can go FUCK himself, i bet he saw that revenge hail mary from rodgers live.
The same team that would start off decent the first 4 games and them collapse the rest of the way or somehow make a wild card birth only to lose the wild card. So there you have it, The Lions.
THE TRAGEDY OF THE GREATEST SUPER BOWL THAT NEVER WAS by Justin P. Gillespie this was a very entertaining game. but it is such a damn shame to me that new orleans defense couldnt make one of two different 4th quarter leads stand up the following weekend in the instant classic they played against the 49ers. i have absolutely zero doubt that the saints (who wouldve hosted the NFC title game, a huge advantage as they scored an average of almost 40 points a game at the dome in 2011, if they had gotten past san francisco since the #1 seed packers were upset by new york) would have just obliterated the giants in the conference championship game, as they had already beaten them about 6 weeks earlier 49-24 i believe, rolling up nearly 600 yards of total offense against new yorks completely overmatched defense, and they wouldve done to them it all over again, which would have set up a Brady vs Brees super bowl to conclude a season in which both QBs threw for over 5000 yards and a combined 85 TD passes (Brees had 46, Brady had 39) not to mention getting to see Gronk vs Jimmy Graham back when both players were shattering season records for catches, yards, and touchdowns for TEs. neither team could really play any defense, both head coaches had/have some stones, hall of fame QBs at the very peak of their powers, damn what a shame, man, what could have been, quite possibly the most exciting and wildly entertaining super bowl of all time, fast break football at its finest, a shootout for the ages featuring the 2 most prolific quarterbacks to ever play the game..... but nooo, alex smith went and had has 15 minutes of fame to vanquish new orleans, while eli manning forrest gumped his way past league MVP aaron rodgers and the 15-1 packers (say what?) then past alex smith and the 49ers the week after, and once again bailed out in the super bowl during crunch time by yet another miraculous circus catch by one of his receivers, it was mario manningham this time, allowing the gomer pyle of QBs to eventually pay the drive off with a game winning TD (which would have been too little too late for new york, if new englands all-pro slot receiver wes welker didnt drop a pass from Brady that hit him right in the hands, his stupid stone hands, but he did, loser... and btw, if welker catches that throw, Brady would probably have 8 super bowl rings, and 6 super bowl MVPs, which is just disgusting, seriously lol) resulting in eli freaking manning getting his 2nd super bowl ring (say what?) and despite his fairly pedestrian stats for the game, again, he received his 2nd super bowl MVP as well (proof that there is no god...) so the fans of the NFL werent just deprived of getting to see potentially the greatest and most thrilling super bowl of all time, no, now we also have to pretend that eli manning is actually good at football for the rest of our lives as well, which is most definitely the truly enduring and painfully tragic legacy of what i have now decided to call "Super Bowl BVB" (as in Brady vs Brees, clever lol) or, the greatest game that never was. one last thing, the career QB ratings of... Tom Brady: 97.3 Drew Brees: 98.7 Eli Manning: 84.1 just more proof that there is no god, but that evil is all too real...
What I can't figure out about this game is why at the end, when the Saints kneeled down on fourth down, wasn't that a change of possession, and doesn't the clock automatically stop? If you watch the end, after Brees kneels down of fourth down, the clock keeps on running. I never understood why they missed that call.
You're right, except that a team gets 40 seconds play clock each snap. If you kneel it at 40 secs or less, the clock won't stop because the play clock is already gonna be eaten up and it won't make sense for the other team to try and make a play (and they're down by 17 anyway). I'd call it a "gentleman's agreed ending". Tell you what though, there were some head scratchin flags that went NO's way a few times.
The NFL officials in this game violated the Change of Possession rule of 4th down with 37 seconds left in the game. Either the Lions didn't notice it, or didn't care. Here is the rule: Change Of Possession When a change of possession occurs during an NFL game, there is a stoppage in play to bring the proper offensive and defensive units onto the field. This change of possession is typically following a fumble recovery, interception, kickoff or punt.
not scoring off turnovers killed the lions in this game. If they hadnt sucked so bad against Matt Flynn the week before they would have went to New York instead.
I was there. Shoulda won vs the 49ers but this season we look great at 10-1 & going to Dallas to clinch a playoff birth & if Carolina losses to Tampa the Saints win the NFC South back to back years that means they clinch the 4 seed if they don’t win one in the final 4 games. I still think we will finish as the#1 seed & NO ONE WANTS TO COME TO THE SUPERDOME TO FACE THE SAINTS IN OUR LOUD DOME. Tonight the Cowboys will get it. #WhoDatNation #TheSeasonThatWasLost
@Lance Kelley They still were able to afford. They paid other players too much money. Like Byrd. They could've kept Sproles but got rid of Jenkins to pay Byrd. And then gave Galette a shit load of money
Look, I'm sorry Lions fans, but if the refs ruled the fumble correctly at first, we still would have won. We made come backs that year. We still would have collected ourselves and the rest of the game would play exactly the same. It would just make the score 35-45
Nah. You’re just trying to defend the refs helping you out. Look, I’m sorry Saints fans, but that Rams no call was legit. Maybe you’ll be better next time instead of the league giving you a free Super Bowl because you got hit with Katrina.
@@slmaulI'm not making excuses for anything. It's easy to make a case for us in this game because we won by *17 points*. All it would have done is made the final score 10 points. If you want to see a game where you can make a better case of the refs helping us out, then look at the Steelers-Saints 2018 game. Also, that Super bowl was NOT gifted and it's completely irrelevant to this game
@@Murder1nc Far from it. Almost 10 years later and he is still legit. Until the mid 10's he started to go down some with his INTs. That was my only knock with him back then.
this is when football was at it's peak for me. such memories and nostalgia in just watching this re-run..
Detroit has won exactly one (1!) playoff game in the last 61 years. Lions fans have suffered enough. I will be rooting for them to win next time they make the playoffs, because y'all deserve it.
I'm use to suffering with the Lions, I always say "Lions fans never expect anything good, because if you do, you're just going to be disappointed in the end".
Thanx for your support. I've been a Lions fan for almost 40 years and based on the reaction I've seen towards Matthew Stafford and the Lions this past year, I have to say the Lions deserve better fans. Running a top 10 TE out of town and now trying to run Stafford off is appalling. Never Boo your team or the players. We lose Stafford and we could easily go another 60 years. I want to witness the Lions go to a Super Bowl and win before I die. Imagine how Martha Ford (95yrs) feels.
There making the playoffs, I know that.
If you live that long.
@@craigpaulson3503 Lions dumped Stafford since then too. They're a disaster, and the ownership sucks.
And now drew brees is retiring. , time flies
@Sterling shepard I see I'm not the only one watching this good old throwback game when the Saints was stacked. That was the year they should've went back and won another Superbowl.
This Saints offense was so crazy. So many consistent and reliable weapons that could pop 6 on the scoreboard in the blink of an eye.
They arguably had the best 3 phases if not like top 5 in each category. They really left that super bowl on the table that year.
@@goob3826My Saints should've capitalized on that team that year. That team in my opinion was even better than our Superbowl team.
I’ve been on a binge of watching old ass nfl games and they do not miss
lol that’s all I’ve been doing until football season starts again. But football isn’t the same as it used to be.
Bruh I don’t care what anyone says…the Saints offense was pretty good, but whenever #23 Thomas got his touches their offense was unstoppable
That intro is legendary
Key Plays:
8:10 DET: Johnson 22-yd rec from Stafford
12:35 DET: Heller 10-yd rec TD from Stafford
14:35 NO: Henderson 23-yd rec from Brees
17:00 DET: Durant fumble recovery
22:20 DET: Pettigrew 22-yd rec from Stafford
29:20 NO: Thomas 31-yd rush
33:00 NO: Sproles 2-yd rush TD
39:35 DET: Burleson 21-yd rec from Stafford
41:50 DET: Johnson 13-yd rec TD from Stafford
47:35 DET: Durant fumble recovery
52:40 NO: Colston 23-yd rec from Brees
1:12:10 NO: Thomas 18-yd rush
1:13:30 NO: Ivory 19-yd rush
1:14:20 NO: Henderson 41-yd rec TD from Brees
1:16:40 DET: Johnson 21-yd rec from Stafford
1:29:25 NO: Colston 40-yd rec from Brees
1:30:10 NO: Graham 3-yd rec TD from Brees
1:33:35 DET: Johnson 21-yd rec from Stafford
1:35:00 DET: Johnson 42-yd rec from Stafford
1:36:40 DET: Stafford 1-yd rush TD
1:44:55 NO: Colston 17-yd rec from Brees
1:50:20 NO: Sproles 17-yd rush TD
1:52:20 NO: Greer INT
1:56:15 NO: Meachem 56-yd rec TD from Brees
2:01:25 DET: Burleson 20-yd rec from Stafford
2:03:05 DET: Johnson 12-yd rec TD from Stafford
2:05:45 NO: Meachem 41-yd rec from Brees
2:07:50 NO: Thomas 1-yd rush TD
2:11:00 NO: Greer 17-yd INT ret
Key Stats:
DET:
Matthew Stafford 28/43 pass, 380 pass yds, 3 TD, 2 INT, 2 car, 1 rush yd, 1 TD
Kevin Smith 6 car, 21 yds
Titus Young 4 rec (10 targets), 33 yds
Calvin Johnson 12 rec (15 targets), 211 yds, 2 TD
Stephen Tulloch 15 tackles, 1 FF
Louis Delmas 10 tackles
Justin Durant 9 tackles, 2 INT
Willie Young 1 sack, 2 tackles, 1 FF
NO:
Drew Brees 33/43 pass, 466 yds, 3 TD
Pierre Thomas 8 car, 66 rush yds, 1 TD, 6 rec, 55 rec yds
Darren Sproles 10 car, 51 rush yds, 2 TD, 4 rec, 34 rec yds
Devery Henderson 2 rec, 64 yds, 1 TD
Marques Colston 7 rec, 120 yds
Robert Meachem 4 rec, 111 yds, 1 TD
Jimmy Graham 7 rec (11 targets), 55 yds, 1 TD
Jabari Greer 2 INT, 7 tackles
RIP Will Smith.
This was the first football game to ever make me cry
The fumble return for a touchdown that they didn't allow changed the whole momentum of the game, every other time a play like that happens they let it play out before they blow the whistle, only with the lions
It’s happened to the Saints multiple times over the past few years as well. Why officials don’t let the play just go and allow instant replay to do it’s thing I’ll never know.
The Saints in 2011 were good at stealing momentum when they trailed. I'm pretty sure they still would have won
Megatron was such a beast!!!
This season was just another example that the Pro Bowl is based on popularity not stats/body of work. Stafford passes for 5,038 yds and 41 TDS and gets snubbed? Absolutely ludicrous. Gets snubbed again in 2015 throwing for 4,262 yds and 32 TDS, which he was later added as an alternate replacing Peyton Manning. All he did that game was pass for 316 yds and 2 TDS while bringing home the MVP trophy. I’ve been a diehard Lions fan just shy of 40 years and may be a bit bias when it comes to Stafford. He’s put up madden type numbers throughout his whole career without a trace of a run game and can barely get his name mentioned. Grossly underrated and under appreciated. Gets absolutely zero respect. I believe Stafford will have the most passing yards in NFL history when it’s all said and done. And in the top ten of a slew of other categories, ending up in the HOF. I know everyone is going to say he doesn’t belong because of his overall record and no playoff wins. Which is the dumbest shit everyone does when debating these type of incidences. So Brees and Rodgers wouldn’t belong in the HOF if neither of them won their one championship? People need to stop basing their decisions on a player’s legacy by team success. Stafford didn’t play every position on OFF and DEF. he didn’t lose those games by himself. I hope this all makes sense. I’m having a hard time writing it the way I’m thinking of it in my head. I’m glad the Lions let Stafford go and have an opportunity to be successful which he is far deserving of. Not forcing him to pull a Calvin Johnson or Barry Sanders move. Also, I really wish Titus Young didn’t sabotage his own career. He was getting better and better every game he played. He would’ve been something special in my opinion.
Who cares, really? The Pro Bowl is a joke.
Yep, the Pro Bowl is a joke, and has been for a long time now. If the League isn't going to pick rosters fairly and play a legitimate game, then it should be ended.
didn’t read this whole thing but staffords been elite since 2011 i started being a lions fan in 2010 not sure how you could ignore the only guy making plays besides megatron. just shows how little attention ppl pay to the lions and rightly so tbh
You have to look back in '11 most of those thats was mainly because of Megatron!
Oh boy, lemme tell you what happened with Stafford in the future
Miss this Lions team, if they managed to beat Green Bay in Week 17 they would've faced the Giants instead and I think they win that game
The giants were lucky that alex smith played the game of his life vs the saints. This 2011 saints squad would have beaten the piss out of the giants once again, they had already did it a few weeks prior 49-24.
Wow, calm your tits dude. I had to throw that in there because you acted like the giants were basically invincible come playoff time. And i had to let you know, and i know you know it, that they got lucky they didnt have to play new orleans. Had they played in the playoffs, that game would have been in the superdome like the first game. And theres no doubt it would have been another beat down. And lol at using the next season like that was some kind of revenge, the saints didnt even have a head coach and had the worst defense of all time, and i mean that literally.
And also the packers got ultimate revenge on the giants in the 2016 playoffs. Hitting a hail mary and everything. I bet you were watching that first half and just feeling that it was gonna be another lambeau upset. Then you got your fucking asses whooped like it should have been in 2011 when the packers kept dropping every pass that came their way. Hakeem nicks can go FUCK himself, i bet he saw that revenge hail mary from rodgers live.
2011 play offs, if the giants would have dialed 1-800-whoopass the saints would have been the ones answering the phone hahahahahaha
Stunned, thats what i thought bitch. Fucking stunned ur bitchass.
7:07 Lions Offense
9:41 Saints Defense
15:28 Saints Offense
16:47 Lions Defense
how did we lose this game. this team was so good
Defense couldn't get key 3rd down stops & we stalled on some decent drives.
Because you’re the Lions.
@@EdmacZ
Simplistic
The Lions.
The same team that would start off decent the first 4 games and them collapse the rest of the way or somehow make a wild card birth only to lose the wild card. So there you have it, The Lions.
THE TRAGEDY OF THE GREATEST SUPER BOWL THAT NEVER WAS
by Justin P. Gillespie
this was a very entertaining game. but it is such a damn shame to me that new orleans defense couldnt make one of two different 4th quarter leads stand up the following weekend in the instant classic they played against the 49ers. i have absolutely zero doubt that the saints (who wouldve hosted the NFC title game, a huge advantage as they scored an average of almost 40 points a game at the dome in 2011, if they had gotten past san francisco since the #1 seed packers were upset by new york) would have just obliterated the giants in the conference championship game, as they had already beaten them about 6 weeks earlier 49-24 i believe, rolling up nearly 600 yards of total offense against new yorks completely overmatched defense, and they wouldve done to them it all over again, which would have set up a Brady vs Brees super bowl to conclude a season in which both QBs threw for over 5000 yards and a combined 85 TD passes (Brees had 46, Brady had 39) not to mention getting to see Gronk vs Jimmy Graham back when both players were shattering season records for catches, yards, and touchdowns for TEs. neither team could really play any defense, both head coaches had/have some stones, hall of fame QBs at the very peak of their powers, damn what a shame, man, what could have been, quite possibly the most exciting and wildly entertaining super bowl of all time, fast break football at its finest, a shootout for the ages featuring the 2 most prolific quarterbacks to ever play the game..... but nooo, alex smith went and had has 15 minutes of fame to vanquish new orleans, while eli manning forrest gumped his way past league MVP aaron rodgers and the 15-1 packers (say what?) then past alex smith and the 49ers the week after, and once again bailed out in the super bowl during crunch time by yet another miraculous circus catch by one of his receivers, it was mario manningham this time, allowing the gomer pyle of QBs to eventually pay the drive off with a game winning TD (which would have been too little too late for new york, if new englands all-pro slot receiver wes welker didnt drop a pass from Brady that hit him right in the hands, his stupid stone hands, but he did, loser... and btw, if welker catches that throw, Brady would probably have 8 super bowl rings, and 6 super bowl MVPs, which is just disgusting, seriously lol) resulting in eli freaking manning getting his 2nd super bowl ring (say what?) and despite his fairly pedestrian stats for the game, again, he received his 2nd super bowl MVP as well (proof that there is no god...) so the fans of the NFL werent just deprived of getting to see potentially the greatest and most thrilling super bowl of all time, no, now we also have to pretend that eli manning is actually good at football for the rest of our lives as well, which is most definitely the truly enduring and painfully tragic legacy of what i have now decided to call "Super Bowl BVB" (as in Brady vs Brees, clever lol) or, the greatest game that never was.
one last thing, the career QB ratings of...
Tom Brady: 97.3
Drew Brees: 98.7
Eli Manning: 84.1
just more proof that there is no god, but that evil is all too real...
I hope your a writer cause that was a good take. In hindsight or what if scenario you would be correct. On that note "GO Eli !😂🤣
@@thrillone7423 lol, I’m actually not a writer, at least not in any professional sense, but thanks for the comment.
@@MD2O2O-J.P.G. your welcome Justin. It was a good take
What I can't figure out about this game is why at the end, when the Saints kneeled down on fourth down, wasn't that a change of possession, and doesn't the clock automatically stop? If you watch the end, after Brees kneels down of fourth down, the clock keeps on running. I never understood why they missed that call.
Huh. You're right. That's weird.
Was just thinking that too!? I went to read the comments to see if anyone else thought that was weird and it was the first comment.
Nah, clock keeps running...that's why kneeling is done. To run the clock out.
@@SixTenVisuals When you kneel on fourth down, the clock stops on change of possession.
You're right, except that a team gets 40 seconds play clock each snap. If you kneel it at 40 secs or less, the clock won't stop because the play clock is already gonna be eaten up and it won't make sense for the other team to try and make a play (and they're down by 17 anyway). I'd call it a "gentleman's agreed ending". Tell you what though, there were some head scratchin flags that went NO's way a few times.
OMG the plug for 30 Rock woke me up.
Should’ve been like 24-3 Lions at halftime
The Saints were a 3 seed with a 13-3 record in the NFC this season.
Happened in 2019 too
Do u have more New Orleans saints games like against New England patriots in 09.
I'm a Saint -- for life.
Ok and iam a lions fan for life
I been a Saints fan since 1967 😮
I live in New Orleans and I’m a saints fan through and through. I’m hoping Derek Carr can get it together this year for us.
Now Matt Stafford has taken his talents the Los Angeles Rams. New era for him and a new era for Detroit.
Same shit for Detroit.
The NFL officials in this game violated the Change of Possession rule of 4th down with 37 seconds left in the game. Either the Lions didn't notice it, or didn't care. Here is the rule:
Change Of Possession
When a change of possession occurs during an NFL game, there is a stoppage in play to bring the proper offensive and defensive units onto the field. This change of possession is typically following a fumble recovery, interception, kickoff or punt.
The score was 28-45; they just wanted to get out and go home.
Lions are quietly rebuilding, they can win another playoff game
Good one, that gave me a good laugh.
@@mottdropsie your comment didn't age very well.
not scoring off turnovers killed the lions in this game. If they hadnt sucked so bad against Matt Flynn the week before they would have went to New York instead.
I was there. Shoulda won vs the 49ers but this season we look great at 10-1 & going to Dallas to clinch a playoff birth & if Carolina losses to Tampa the Saints win the NFC South back to back years that means they clinch the 4 seed if they don’t win one in the final 4 games. I still think we will finish as the#1 seed & NO ONE WANTS TO COME TO THE SUPERDOME TO FACE THE SAINTS IN OUR LOUD DOME. Tonight the Cowboys will get it.
#WhoDatNation
#TheSeasonThatWasLost
I much rather woulda preferred a Brady vs Brees super bowl for sure
Damn George Kittle. I have a lot of respect for that dude and I’m a saints fan
7:14 nate burleson rainer view elementary
[Thx theme at the beginning]
SHOCKED
4:12 NBC Sports/NFL Combo Intro (2011, Home Of Super Bowl XLVI Variant, NBC Sports New Logo From 2011-2012-Present)
Bring back Faith Hilling
1:05:16 hey look, it's the Calvin Johnson rule
Yeah bring Faith Hill back please
Aaron berry 32 from harrisburg pa
Titus young has so much talent just made stupid decisions. Who gets arrested 3 time in less than 24 hours
Who makes that many stupid decisions? A stupid person.
This was the game that made me stop believing in football. Even the spots were wrong. So many blown calls!!
Cj shoulda caught that at 23:14
3rd 10 at 27:42 they shouldve stopped them
Love drew Brees...saints have done him dirty with bad defenses over the years especially the bounty gate disaster...Brees deserves better than that
@Lance Kelley
They still were able to afford. They paid other players too much money. Like Byrd.
They could've kept Sproles but got rid of Jenkins to pay Byrd. And then gave Galette a shit load of money
Old girl laugh Val balls!😌
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6:23 - 6:37
No D. Wat do u expect.... and No O. Neither.
Shoot me
Look, I'm sorry Lions fans, but if the refs ruled the fumble correctly at first, we still would have won. We made come backs that year. We still would have collected ourselves and the rest of the game would play exactly the same. It would just make the score 35-45
Nah. You’re just trying to defend the refs helping you out. Look, I’m sorry Saints fans, but that Rams no call was legit. Maybe you’ll be better next time instead of the league giving you a free Super Bowl because you got hit with Katrina.
@@slmaul wrong season. This game happened 2 years *AFTER* the Super bowl win
@@slmaulI'm not making excuses for anything. It's easy to make a case for us in this game because we won by *17 points*. All it would have done is made the final score 10 points. If you want to see a game where you can make a better case of the refs helping us out, then look at the Steelers-Saints 2018 game. Also, that Super bowl was NOT gifted and it's completely irrelevant to this game
I cannot stand that nasal voiced singer
...and Mathew Stafford was never good again.
Jason Salisbury what are you talking about they been to the playoffs twice since then
Maybe not this good, but he’s been consistently getting 4000 yards and carrying the lions.
Matt stafford isnt the fuckin problem its no run game and defense.
@@Murder1nc Far from it. Almost 10 years later and he is still legit. Until the mid 10's he started to go down some with his INTs. That was my only knock with him back then.
until he's actually on a good team with good players