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#Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions

ESPN Gamecast

Ford Field- Detroit, MI

Network(s): FOX

Scoreboard

Scoring Plays

Highlights from ESPN.com (Note: These links may expire in a few days)

1. Jordan Love finds Jayden Reed through a tight window to give the Packers the lead over the Lions.
2. Jared Goff finds Sam LaPorta open in the end zone for a Lions touchdown.
3. Jordan Love fakes a handoff to AJ Dillion and finds Tucker Kraft in the flat for a Packers touchdown.
4. Jonathan Owens recovers Jared Goff's fumble and takes it to the house for a Packers touchdown.
5. David Montgomery breaks the plane and scores a rushing touchdown for the Lions.
6. The Packers take advantage of the Lions' failed fake punt with a Christian Watson touchdown.

Passing Leaders

Rushing Leaders

Receiving Leaders

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#Washington Commanders at Dallas Cowboys

ESPN Gamecast

AT&T Stadium- Arlington, TX

Network(s): CBS

Injury Report

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What even was that? Like they rolled out some white tarps, put some dudes from a nearby garage on the bass and drums, had the cheerleaders do their normal dance moves on the tarp, and then some guy just walks around rapping? Where’s the pageantry, the fireworks, the John madden tribute for fucks sake? There was nothing.

Sorry for the rant… Go Lions!

1. Eagles 9-1 Key wins: @Chiefs, Cowboys, Dolphins

2. Ravens 8-3 Key wins: Lions, @Browns, Seahawks, Texans

3. Lions 8-2 Key win: @Chiefs

4. Chiefs 7-3 Key wins: @Jags, Dolphins

5. Niners 7-3 Key wins: Cowboys, @Jags

6. Jags 7-3 Key win: @Saints

7. Dolphins 7-3 Key win: None

8. Saints 5-5 Key wins: None

9. Browns 7-3 Key wins: @Ravens, Niners

10. Seahawks: 6-4 Key wins: @Lions, @Browns

11. Texans 6-4 Key wins: Saints, @Jags

12. Cowboys 7-3 Key wins: Just mediocre

Division winners are guaranteed a top 8 seed. The top 4 seeds have a first round bye. Reseeding doesn’t exist for future rounds. Of course key wins would change week to week depending on their opponent’s record and teams in the 12 team playoffs. Only wins against top 12 teams are considered key wins. Also head to head logic, eye test, SOR and SOR plays a role into the rankings.

Post title. someone did a graph of number of favorable penalties on third down a few years ago. Can we do the same for supposedly 50/50 plays that get reviewed?

There was a segment they were trying food by a local restaurant owner and Terry put his arm around her and creepily kissed her cheek. Was super weird and she looked uncomfortable. Dude needs to be fired.

https://youtu.be/gaCokjMdU00?feature=shared

https://youtu.be/6Mf8rWptfsA?feature=shared

https://youtu.be/1IdXSsK6IPo?feature=shared&t=676

lol

For us it’s the Seahawks. It seems like the Eagles cannot beat them. Even in our Super Bowl year we still lost to them. What team always beats your favorite team whenever they play?

We all know the game is trending towards making it harder to play violent defense. Which current defense would have instilled fear like the Ray Lewis led Ravens?

I would say the current Ravens would. Big strong backers, a safety with potential for violence, and aggressive pass rushers.

#Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions

ESPN Gamecast

Ford Field- Detroit, MI

Network(s): FOX

Injury Report

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I'm using a simplified/modified Colley Matrix iteration process (https://www.colleyrankings.com/method.html)

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To summarize, you take the win percentage of every team and correct it against the win percentage of their opponents. Then you have a new win percentage. And I repeat that process until the correction factor is below .001. Essentially this is what I would expect the win percentages to be if the teams played an average team every week.

Every year, I have to explain to my mother the difference between a Quarterback and a Cornerback.