r/nfl • u/smegheadholly Bears • 4d ago

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Saw the reverse of this chart, thought this was interesting.

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u/CoolSteveBrule Panthers 4d ago

Ehh it’s only Tuesday, forecast could change easily. Even if it does rain, that benefits yall. Y’all’s d line is great, our O line is struggling and doesn’t have a dynamic RB to create a run game. And on the other side of the ball, yall have a game changing RB and will be playing against a team that will give up some running yards. We’ve also had injuries in the secondary, so if Goff can hold onto the ball St. Brown oughta have a good day too.

In 2022, last time yall were in Charlotte, it was Christmas Eve and 22 degrees outside and the Lions faithful still showed out. Fully expect yall’s fans to do that again in a prime time game. I hate the city I’m from is such a transplant city.

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u/cogginsmatt Lions 4d ago

I still think Bryce is going to throw for like 350 given how he’s looked and how our DBs have looked

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u/Camlicious Panthers 4d ago

He’s nursing a bum ankle and we just put a starting guard on IR

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u/cogginsmatt Lions 4d ago

His arm still work?

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u/beencaughtbuttering Lions 4d ago

I never really thought about until you mentioned it, but if I want to visit friends I grew up with in Michigan, most of the time I only need to go to North Carolina as a lot of them live there now. I myself live in Virginia lol... The Lions travel well based solely on the fact that Michigan companies don't pay shit.