Lions notes: Watch CBS' story on Jerome Harrison

• If you missed the story on CBS about Jerome Harrison, you can watch it here:
• After Thursday's game, Matt Schaub had this to say when asked about Ndamukong Suh's kick:

  Matt Schaub on Ndamukong Suh and the first quarter incident: "I don't have anything to say about that play -- or that person"

  — Lions RapidReports (@CBSLions) November 22, 2012

  Suh, by the way, was gone from Ford Field by the time the media had access to the locker room, so he did not have a comment on the play.
• I have to agree with Pro Football Focus, which said this on Thursday:

  That was easily Suh's best game of the season. Sadly nobody will notice because we'll all be talking about his nutshot on Schaub #Cheap

  — Pro Football Focus (@PFF) November 23, 2012

  Suh played a great game. He was constantly in the backfield disrupting plays, but unfortunately that has been overshadowed by the kick.
  
• In all likelihood, the crappy review/penalty rule that cost the Lions a touchdown on Thursday will be reviewed and changed by the NFL next offseason.
• Louis Delmas was unable to finish Thursday's game because of soreness. Hopefully the extra break in between games will allow him to be ready to go next week.
• Tony Scheffler dislocated his left pinky on Thursday.
• Jeff Backus said after Thursday's game that he did everything he could to try and play against the Texans, but his injury just didn't allow that to happen.
  
• As noted by Tim Twentyman, Backus' absence ended a streak of 236 consecutive games going back to when he played at Michigan.
• This is a pretty amazing stat:

  #Lions Jeff Backus & Dominic Raiola had started 166 games together - the most by any offensive linemen teammates since the 1970 merger.

  — Paula Pasche (@paulapasche) November 22, 2012

• Before Thursday, the Texans hadn't allowed a single rushing touchdown all season. Mikel Leshoure and Joique Bell each had a rushing TD on Thanksgiving.
• Gunther Cunningham was quite angry during Thursday's game, and he showed off his kicking leg to express his frustration.
• Matthew Stafford passed the 11,000 career passing yards mark on Thursday. He joined Kurt Warner as the only two players to do that in 40 games in NFL history.
• Calvin Johnson became only the seventh player in NFL history to cross the 7,000 receiving yards mark in his first six seasons.
• The Green Bay Packers' Brad Jones was fined $15,750 for his roughing the passer penalty on Stafford last week.

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