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- The Detroit Lions just can't stop turning the ball over.
By the way, the #Lions hit the three-or-more turnover mark for the sixth straight game Sunday (three against the Giants)
— Michael Rothstein (@mikerothstein) December 23, 2013
- This pretty much sums up how bad things have been for Matthew Stafford as of late:
Matthew Stafford just went to throw the ball to the official at the end of the half, and overthrew him. I am not even kidding.
— Kyle Meinke (@kmeinke) December 22, 2013
- Following Sunday's game, Lions players "uniformly" put their support behind Jim Schwartz, according to Kyle Meinke.
- Schwartz had nothing to say about his job status, and prior to Sunday's game, Lions general manager Martin Mayhew declined comment on everything when approached by a group of reporters.
- When asked to explain if he was yelling at fans at the end of regulation, Schwartz claimed that he was "trying to get our team fired up" and wasn't addressing the crowd. Okay then.
- At this point, it doesn't look like Calvin Johnson is going to need surgery to repair any of his lingering injuries.
- Dorin Dickerson actually suffered a concussion on Sunday and kept playing anyway. He decided to not report the fact that he lost consciousness to trainers until after he dropped a pass and got a holding penalty on back-to-back plays in overtime.
- How about a round of applause for Jeremy Ross?
Ross has had a 40-plus yard return in five of his six games as the team's primary return man.
— Justin Rogers (@Justin_Rogers) December 22, 2013
- DeAndre Levy deserves a round of applause as well.
DeAndre Levy said he had treatment around the clock on his foot, even getting up in the middle of the night, to be available today.
— Michael Rothstein (@mikerothstein) December 23, 2013Levy sat in his locker, head in hands, fighting back tears for 10-15 minutes before hobbling off with a bad limp from his injured foot.
— Justin Rogers (@Justin_Rogers) December 23, 2013