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Do The Lions Eat Us Up Saturday Night?

Hamilton destroyed us  with their double tight end formation ... we had no answers. No reactions. No adjustments.

Do you think BC will go to the same double tight? Do you think MOS is going to do something after watching the film?

Will LAPO take the training wheels off Streveler and allow him to improvise?

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  • At the point now where it doesn't matter to me if it's Nichols or Streveler out there, only concern is what are they going to do on defense to stop the bleeding. 

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I think he wanted that extra retirement money

12 hours ago, SpeedFlex27 said:

Wally should have retired.  I think it was more ego he came back.

I'd also say so long as he wore the GM hat he never truly retired.  Coaching upstairs while Benevides and Tedford are down there it was pretty obvious.  Lions knew they had to pull the plug on that finally to get him out of there.  Perhaps because they did that, they felt they owed him one last ride into the sunset.

On 2018-07-08 at 1:25 PM, Throw Long Bannatyne said:

He may become Chris Jones next object of salvation.

Good, at least then if we don't end up keeping Streveler he'll end up wearing the MTL red instead of that filthy SSK green.

he won't get an nfl shot anytime soon...especially if Nichols doesn't go down again and he remains planted as the back-up..Now if he gets a lot of playing time..and takes over for Nichols next year for whatever reason and does well...all year..he may garner interest, but even so, a barely 1 yr starter and only 2 true years of NCAA ball as a QB he best be battling for 3rd string/PR spot there...if he was to stick, and his best bet is to win starter here outright, have 2 solid years of play and then explore as a 26-27 yr old guy with experience

1 hour ago, USABomberfan said:

I'd also say so long as he wore the GM hat he never truly retired.  Coaching upstairs while Benevides and Tedford are down there it was pretty obvious.  Lions knew they had to pull the plug on that finally to get him out of there.  Perhaps because they did that, they felt they owed him one last ride into the sunset.

Braley lets Wally call the shots career wise. As in he has a job for life. Does anyone really think Hervey calls the shots? There is no way. 

The only way Hervey tells Wally what to do is if he fires him as in "Hit the road, Wally!" Otherwise, Hervey wants to move a player, Wally has the final say. Hervey wants to pick up a free agent, Wally has the final say. Hervey wants to bring in his own scouts, Wally has the final say.  Hervey tells Wally he wants him to play another qb, Wally says go shove it.  Hervey's not happy with the way Wally is coaching, Wally.... errr… let's not go there. LOL. The only way this is Hervey's team is when Wally does retire completely. If it's supposed to be full & final retirement but he remains a consultant next season, I think Hervey would leave. Braley has to sell that team. He is grinding it into the ground. The Argos since his ownership may never recover. 

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