I’m watching the Tigers right now, editing what will be my biggest podcast to date. No Jen this time, but I can do one better because I’ve got a nice post game interview with the Lead Blogger for RiggosRag.com , our Fansided.com Washington Redskins portal. Sorry I haven’t updated since the win on Sunday, I thought our new guy was going to chime in so I didn’t prepare a post. He hasn’t but whatever, let’s move forward shall we?

We’re down 2 – 0 going into the second inning, LET’S GO TIGERS.

This is the first time I’ve fired up word press to write about a win. Like… I don’t know what to do. This is unfamiliar. I must say, feels good man.

I would have preferred to see some better offensive play in the second half, but the bottom line is that for the first time in what feels like a million years, they executed. They held the Skins down when they needed too, but I feel that were the Lions better developed, this would have been a 40 something to 14 blow out.

BUT WHO CARES. WE WON.

I’ve spent well over a year watching Lions games like this

Bryant Johnson had a brilliant first half aided by Calvin Johnson who spent most of his time double covered. Stafford was showing some improvement, especially in his working the snap count and his decision making. ESPECIALLY his decision making. I liked seeing a few plays that unlike last week where there would have been an interception, this week he made the smart move and dumped the ball off. His accuracy is still a work in progress, but this game showed me some growth.

Kevin Smith looked awesome and we moved the ball on the ground…

“We not only got the monkey off our back, we got King Kong off our back,” said Lions owner William Clay Ford. “I’m hoping that this gets us over that hump and gives us a winning attitude.”

Well Mr. Ford, one win in 20 games isn’t going to change the attitude. Drafting well, protecting your quarterback and stopping the run are how you get a winning attitude. But hey, I’m not going to go on the organization rant. We won a game.

Feels good to win man… Feels good.

Hammered on both sides of the ball. Looked absolutely impotent defensively and found ourselves down 21 right off the bat. AGAIN. FOR THE THIRD TIME IN A ROW. One thing I did like was Rudi Johnson, he looked like a real running back and scored our lonely Touch Down. There simply isn’t much to salvage from this disaster. The bottom of the NFL is having their way with the Lions, ripping them to shreds. Even the Dolphins pulled off a win today, against the Patroits, of all teams. Ronnie Brown puts up 4, yeah count’em, 4 Touch Downs. Do the Lions have a difference maker like that? A guy that can change the face of a game? No. Not even close (don’t say Calvin Johnson, what has he done aside from nothing?).

Its coming to the point where this season is already a wash in week 3. What is there to look forward too? The schedule doesn’t get easier. All the talk from the players, the coaches and the GM has proven to be merely that: TALK. They are just running their mouth, the bottom line is that there isn’t any talent on this team, most of these players aren’t good enough to play in the NFL. It’s looking like another 2 win season.