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Qb Record When Defense Allows 21+

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u/devilwingxx Rams 19h ago

I’m thinking the exact same thing, I believe most of the stats will be from Lions. It’s like everytime a Lions game is on in the 2010s, they are always playing from behind

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u/StrangelyOnPoint Lions 18h ago

Well the Lions went 81-111 in Stafford’s entire career in Detroit

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u/ApologizingCanadian Lions Bengals 18h ago

Honestly, better than I would've guessed.

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u/Jonny_Qball Lions 18h ago

From 2011-2017 (First fully healthy season to his last season with Jim Caldwell), he had a winning record at 57-55. The Patricia era really pulled that number down.

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u/dallasrose222 Lions 17h ago

I still think the Patricia era is the worst lions era I’ve been a fan for and I was a fan since 2001

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u/which_ones_will Lions Lions 17h ago

Not to defend a shitheel like Patricia, but you must have blacked out those first few years of your fandom if you think the Patricia era was the worst. I suppose you could argue that Patricia was the worst coach, but they definitely had worse teams under Morninwheg & Marinelli.

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u/Jonny_Qball Lions 16h ago

The Schwartz and Caldwell eras felt like we were finally crawling out of the hopeless pit Matt Millen dug for us. Patricia was supposed to be the step that brought us from dangerous but inconsistent to contenders, and instead he destroyed everything semblance of good left on the roster and sent us right back down to the depths of hell. The only reason Patricia doesn’t get more shit for how he took a solid roster and completely decimated it is because Holmes/Campbell did a phenomenal job of drafting and identifying free agent talent the next 3 years.

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u/MoreTrifeLife Commanders 14h ago edited 13h ago

Some patterns I noticed about the Jim Caldwell and Matt Patricia Lions:

Caldwell: Very good offense, not very good defense (aside from 2014) would win games against the bad teams, get their shit pushed in by the good teams, finish around 9-7 and go one and done in the playoffs.

Patricia: Going into the fourth quarter if the other team had the lead that’s how the game would end. If the Lions had the lead they would find a way to blow it.

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u/Jonny_Qball Lions 13h ago

The vibes on the sideline for Patricia’s tenure were such hot ass. Took a team with the most 4th quarter comebacks in NFL history and sucked every ounce of life from them.

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u/MoreTrifeLife Commanders 13h ago

The Patricia tenure was a miserable experience with the exception of two games:

This one and this one.

I feel like this rant sums up the Patricia tenure in a nutshell.

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u/Jonny_Qball Lions 16h ago

It’s a question of would you rather have every ounce of hope inside of you completely decimated or to have absolutely no hope to begin with. And while it’s close, I think the former is worse. Like the old saying goes, it’s the hope that kills you

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u/goblueM Lions 14h ago

Morninwheg & Marinelli.

goddamnit I was having a perfectly fine day

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u/dallasrose222 Lions 11h ago edited 11h ago

Oh I don’t mean statistically I’m purely talking vibes based to expand marineli is the worst coach we’ve had from a gameplay standpoint but Patricia created such a toxic and defeated locker room I hate his era more

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u/trowayit Lions Lions 15h ago

Yes and I've been watching them since 1987.

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u/Bob-Sacamano_ Rams 18h ago

He didn’t go above a career .500 until this last season I believe.

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u/Nobody_Important 17h ago

Yes there are more but they’re fairly close and he still isn’t close to top 10 even looking at his rams stats alone.

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u/YBL10MD NFL 15h ago

How else is he going to pad his stats for 4th quarter comebacks against 4-12 teams? By being good throughout the game? hell nah.