2 Division Rivals get a bye week ahead of game with Lions
by Kmeyer56 on Oct 27, 2009 9:02 AM EDT
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Does anyone else find it interesting that a 2008 0-16 team would get a 2009 schedule that includes a bye week for 2 division rivals the week before their game with the Lions?
Green Bay and Minnesota have 2 weeks to prepare for 1 of their matchups with Detroit.
Talk about stacking the odds against the Lions!!!!!
Who reviews these schedules, Stevie Wonder?
I only hope that Detroit capitalizes on their bye week opportunity. There are definitely 4 or 5 wins possible after the break. It's time for the Lions to turn the corner.
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Green Bay and Minnesota should be complaining
Wouldn’t they rather have a bye week to prepare against a team that they need help to beat?
It’s kind of a waste, for them, to get a bye week to prepare against a team that they were probably going to beat anyway.
lol, good point.
2009 = The start of the Lions Golden Age (We hope).
by Hyperion Ecta on Oct 27, 2009 6:51 PM EDT up reply actions
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It doesn’t matter we probably won’t win anyways. I am thinking we can win 4 games this year. We might steal a game on thanksgiving if we play really well. It is a traditional game.
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