I mean with Al Harris and Kampman out for sure with this next game, I'd be a bit more cautious.

But if we run the ball like we did today, it'll make me feel a lot better.

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I heard he injured his shoulder on that hail mary.
Detroit will play us tough. We are a better team, and we should win, but it won't be a cakewalk.

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Especially since we will be facing Calvin Johnson this time.

Stafford looked great. Loved the toughness. Don't know if anyone saw those last couple of plays, but he scrambled, taking a lot of time, threw the ball to the endzone and got slammed into the turf.

Would've be surprised if he seperated his left shoulder.

Browns get called for DPI, Lions get the ball at their 2 with 0:00 on the clock. Innitially, Culpepper lined up at QB, but after the Browns took a TO, Stafford got in and threw for the TD while barely being able to move his left arm.

That was pretty amazing.

That was a really bizarre ending and I think we will hear something about the mystery timeout.
I doubt we will see Stafford on Turkey Day. It looked like his injury was fairly serious.

Sept. 27 Rams 36 - 17
Oct. 18 Lions 26 - 0
Oct. 25 Browns 31 - 3
Nov. 8 Buccaneers 28 - 38




Three out of four bad teams, we dominated the game. Your comment here is wrong.

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We'll win this game.

However, we're going to have to adjust.

1) Blitz like crazy. Don't give Stafford time to find receivers. An effective pass rush is the way to compensate for mediocre DBs (see Giants over Pats in the SB a few years back). Of course we still got Woody and Collins back there but losing Harris is huge.

2) Run up the score. Force them to play catch up. Attack, attack, then attack some more until we actually hear the fat lady singing.

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I wonder if he will play against us.

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