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@Typofactory @erikschlitt DMo

@erikschlitt you think it ups Monty's chances of staying in Det?

“They do multiple things on offense,” Dan Campbell said of Petzing’s offense in 2024. “Heavy under center, gap scheme, in your face, downhill with [James] Conner, and then, certainly, they’ve got pistol (formation), they’ve got gun off of it in the run game, play action, boots, keepers, let him break the perimeter, look downfield for his receivers. [...] So, they’re dangerous over there."

@sharkey @colton_pouncy 13 personnel is one RB and 3 TEs — Lions didn‘t have 3 starting level TEs all season and may not again next season

@colton_pouncy (Possible) counterpoint: did AZ *have* 3 WRs?

Cardinals personnel usage from 2023-25, per TruMedia 11 personnel: 53.7 (26th) 12 personnel: 25.9 percent (7th) 13 personnel: 12.5 percent (1st)

@Justin_Rogers I asked you in a comment on one of your posts whether Dan would do this — I’m so glad he finally did!

Dan Campbell takes over offensive play-calling and the Lions smash the Commanders, scoring on eight straight possessions before ending the steamrolling by taking a knee. detroitfootball.net/p/dan-campbell…

@DetroitOnLion Never

Will this be enough for Dan Campbell to finally shed the label of being solely a culture coach?

@DetroitOnLion It’s about time. As I said in the Twitch chat, the offense has been lacking creativity, stagnant and predictable — I’ve been hoping for awhile that Dan would take over play calling. So, yay

Here's what Dan Campbell had to say about play calling and John Morton.

@Ryan_POD It’s about time he got more involved with the play calling

he’s evolving

@DetroitOnLion Jeremy, what about the play calling? I think it’s been bad

I know some are down on the Lions offense after that game, but that's a really good Bucs defense--particularly against the run. Obviously, they need to still do better with short fields, but confident they'll get better as the o-line figures some things out.

@MathBomb Congrats, Kent! That’s awesome. Glad your work is appreciated — you deserve it!

I'm not a big follower count guy, but I'm about to hit 50K which is a fun milestone. Love the draft community, man.

@erikschlitt @tyschalter Thanks, Erik! As always, you’re awesome!

@KDfromMI @tyschalter The Teryl Austin drill #1 is a backpedal, flip hips one direction, then 180 back the other direction, break downhill at a 45-degree on the coach's call, secure a catch looks like this (below) expect it breaks back towards LOS instead of away x.com/BillyM_91/stat…

Love everything about Starks

@erikschlitt @tyschalter Thanks! I sort of figured that’s what it meant, but I still don’t know what the drill is/how it works. 😂

@KDfromMI @tyschalter A drill created by Austin. A lot of coaches create drill to test certain aspects of a prospects skills, and as other coaches start using them, they credit the coach who created it. There's also a Duce Staley drill. which you'lls ee tomorrow

@JeffRisdon Hey, shoutout my alma mater

Isaac TeSlaa says his "lifelong dream" is to play for the Lions. He's very appreciative of all the support from the folks back at Unity Christian HS and in West MI

@nolanbianchi Good answer

Missouri WR Luther Burden names #Lions Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams as players (among a few others) he watches to emulate.

@2019Nostalgia @Gentleman_Ways @dieworkwear It’s called a tapestry needle, and, yes, typically used in yarn arts to stitch seams, weave in ends, etc. Sewing needles generally are smaller (both in circumference and length) and very sharp

@Gentleman_Ways @dieworkwear I think derek guy may be right. That looks like a needle used in knitting (think darning and/or stitching pieces together) and its blunt tip would damage the fabric. 🤷🏼‍♀️

we're so disconnected from how clothes are made that moschino made an ad of someone using a large blunt needle to do fake basting

@dansmarmite @jemelehill Yes, he was amazing

@KDfromMI @jemelehill yeah, Birdcage was great. i totally forgot he was in Young Frankenstein too. really special talent.

My 5 favorite Gene Hackman movies (in no particular order): Superman Superman II No Way Out The Firm Crimson Tide I know people will kill me for not having Hoosiers on the list. It’s arguably his best performance, but if I’m channel surfing and it’s on, I probably keep going. Mississippi Burning is another one — phenomenal performance by Hackman, but not high on the rewatchability scale for me. These 5 movies are ones that I’ve watched dozens of times and will always stop to watch if it’s on. RIP, Gene Hackman

Reminder: the Tates are charged with rape, human trafficking and organised crime in Romania, have been convicted of tax evasion in the UK, and are also facing extradition to the UK over allegations of rape and human trafficking. But apparently this is all OK if you're pro-Trump.

@dansmarmite @jemelehill I’m not much of a movie watcher, but The Conversation is phenomenal and, of course, I love Hoosiers. Birdcage also is great

@jemelehill The Replacements and Royal Tenenbaums would sneak on for me and apologies, i’ve never seen Crimson Tide. wrongly i’m sure, i’m assumed it to be a Red October knock-off and never bothered. will check it out.

@SheaSerrano Awesome! Proud of you! Congrats!

like 25 pounds

@JeffRisdon @SFHCommish_1 @ByKimberleyA Exactly — it takes two to make a trade — everyone seems to forget that

@SFHCommish_1 @ByKimberleyA Can't buy what wasn't for sale. Nobody wanted to hear that though...😞

ICYMI: #Browns GM Andrew Berry told me Myles Garrett is “unmovable.” I’m also told teams expressed interest in Myles Garrett ahead of last season’s trade deadline. The most interested team? The Lions. As for now, Browns are expected to meet w/ Myles’ reps this week in Indy.

@PrideOfDetroit Same. It’s going to take awhile

Still not used to this.