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6.4
@reido
1mo
The Lions Vs The Bucs. I guess you could say this is slowly becoming a rivarly, not really though. Once again we have another double header. Lions come hot out the gates with a St. Brown touchdown for an early lead. Lions lose possession on a fumble, bucs do jack shit with that opportunity. Later in the second, Jahymr Gibbs breaks out a 78 yard rushing TD to the house, outrunning Tampa's defence. Mclaughlin gets the Bucs on the board with a Field Goal, 14-3. Baker throws a nice screen pass to Tez Johnson who houses it for Tampa's first TD of the game, 14-9. Gibbs does it again, a short rush for his second touchdown of the game. At this point Detroit has this game in the bag, Tampa's defence gets a few more tackles but they cannot tackle you if your name is Jahymr Gibbs. Lions get this one done with Jake Bates putting the final touches on the game, one of the more underrated kickers in the NFL. Gibbs finished the game with 218 total yards, the most by any Lions player since Megatron.
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6.1
@FlameRaptorRaven
10mo
The difference between these teams in this matchup was simple. One team has Jahmyr Gibbs and the other doesn’t. Gibbs ran all over the Buccaneers defense. Though, ngl, I still thought Baker was gonna orchestrate a miraculous comeback and get the win in the clutch. The Lions were having none of it tho as the defense performs admirably and keeps the stacked Bucs offense in check pretty much all night long. Don’t think for a second this was a completely stale experience. The Bucs attempt at a comeback was more than a whimper and the Lions made huge plays both offensively and defensively. Besides the long Gibbs TD, the end of the 1st half was nuts. An interception on a bobbled pass for the Lions only for the Bucs to get their own pick and get a field goal out of it. Although that showed off another reason the Lions won: forced fumbles. While Detroit couldn’t recover most of them, they knocked the wind out of Tampa Bay.
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