Meeks quietly got some action as well. Had my brain this morning think: Could LaPorta be a trade piece for a CB? Not my choice but he is a valuable asset that close any compensation gaps
There really isn’t time to realistically do that. On that play two players were in motion and they have to set for 1 second before the ball is snapped. Generally the window to call the TO is within that one second.
I guess I assumed it was implied. If he debuted and didn't play defensive snaps, there's only one area to contribute (unless you're Skyler Gill-Howard on the goal line)
Meeks quietly got some action as well. Had my brain this morning think: Could LaPorta be a trade piece for a CB? Not my choice but he is a valuable asset that close any compensation gaps
Bears blow out Eagles with #3 QB. Hopefully the Lion's D and secondary have more things figured out before we play them.
Nowaske film breakdown?
Watched the end of a few games after the Lions, and I really didn't see anyone playing good defense.
Let me sign myself up for a week of hopium with no actual basis in reality for a rakestraw breakout season babbbbbbyyyyyyyyy
Didnt see Rolder on the snap counts but I haven't rewatched the game, all special teams snaps?
On the illegal formation: is there no one on the sidelines or in the booth who can identify that and get Campbell to call a timeout?
There really isn’t time to realistically do that. On that play two players were in motion and they have to set for 1 second before the ball is snapped. Generally the window to call the TO is within that one second.
Special teams exclusive. Mentioned him in today's Three and Out column. https://www.detroitfootball.net/p/three-and-out-what-to-make-of-lions
I think I'm confused, too: "Rolder didn’t see defensive snaps against the Jets, but he did work some in practice for the first time since his injury."
Where was the Rolder special teams mention?
I guess I assumed it was implied. If he debuted and didn't play defensive snaps, there's only one area to contribute (unless you're Skyler Gill-Howard on the goal line)