Breaking a 32 year playoff win drought is a different feeling we probably won't feel again until the Lions finally win a Superbowl. I've already accepted that. No season will feel as good as this one until they win it all.

Don't sweat it, they won't

@@LOKISlog7 see you next season.

I believe they'll be really good for years to come, this team was built ground up for a decade run at the top, I also soon see a Super Bowl berth

@@MichaelB4708 Having multiple starters playing on rookie contracts is the key. Bringing back CJ and Josh Reynolds are moves I’d like to see them make this offseason. Both will be fairly cheap too, maybe $3mil a year. They’re gonna have to throw the bank at the 2021 draft picks next offseason though. Especially Saint and Penei, they’re gonna be asking for some serious money. Even Alim and Iffy will cost a pretty penny if they want to keep them. Derrick Barnes too. That’s the only “downside” of drafting well…you eventually have to either pay them or lose them.

they are truly america's team

Yeah im one of them!!!! Ravens and Lions!!! in SB 58 may the best team win.

And all of the bandwagon fans in Michigan!

Yes...they really are

You know it @hunter702lv! Minnesota sure is. I bet everyone outside of the Bay is on the Lions side at this point!

Thank u🤍🦁💙

@@GrizzINKJesus saves and loves everyone

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First off im a saints fan....but with that said im rooting hard now for detroit..they are super due...hope they go all the way

Thank you!😂😊

Let’s go Red Wings……❤️

Pistons

@@ilikecheeseburger42I understand they losing but they ain’t losing by much they remind me of the 2021 lions when they would lose games but hung in there

We're here to teach you bandwagoners what NFL football is.

@@ilikecheeseburger42 The current Pistons feel worse than the 0-16 Lions. At least we knew the 0-16 Lions would get the top pick in the draft.

Cap the media has been all over the lions and rightfully so, stop trying to pretend all of America isn’t rooting for them

They've been talked about all season long, were favored to win the NFC North, and a top five team to reach the Super Bowl in the preseason. You'd think the Carolina Panthers or the Arizona Cardinals reached the NFC Championship Game with this "Cinderella" storyline the media is pushing across. The 49ers will beat the Lions, probably by a decent amount now that they got that one bad game out of their system.

@@ZenigundamNah Goff plays better at night and it’s gonna be good weather. It’s gonna be close

​@@Zenigundam"one bad game?" Bruh they struggled hard against the 7th seed and needed to come from behind to win. It's gonna be much closer than you think.

@@42ZEROLicksMyBalls No, it's not. 49ers by double digits easily

What’s the word on Kirko? You bringing him back next season?

I'd rather not bring him back because he can't seem to win the big games but it looks like he might be the only choice. The Vikes would have to trade Jefferson for a higher draft pick in the first round to get Nix, Penix or Williams and I don't see that happening. It's a bad situation.

Thanks for that. We’re going to make the North proud and beat the Niners

Sweet! I’m 68. Saw my first game with my dad and grandpa at Briggs stadium in 1960. My dad died in 2021 but I’m sure he was cheering from heaven. This season has literally wiped away 6 decades of pain. LOL.

@@ianreed9571 yeah, coming off a throwing foot achilles tear doesn’t help his case. I’ve always liked him though, I think the Vikings could do a lot worse…provided he’s 100% healthy.

As a Lions fan, I dislike the Packers and the Bears but I’ve always respected the Vikings. I’ve rooted for Minnesota, pretty much every post-season, you’ve been there. It’s amazing to finally get to root for my own team! We will do our best to represent the NFC North and bring the Lombardi to Detroit!

This conversation here warms my heart 💙 We are all about peace and love because of this Lions miracle! I'm a lifelong resident of Detroit's Downriver area and it really is almost too much to take in, especially after the Michigan win. Feels like our time...

I've been with the Vikes since '70.......suffered much. I saw this coming when they knocked the Packers out of the playoffs last year, and honestly, who doesn't love Dan Campbell? I've only bought 2 other non-Viking jerseys in my life. A Redskins jersey (when they became the Vagina's) and now, proudly a Lions jersey out of respect for my love of the game.

a 49ers blowout incoming with all their knees maintained just fine 😎

Yeah the lions were in field goal range anyway

@@wattsinc. Technically, yes, but it still would have been in the low to mid 40s range. That's not a guaranteed three points and if we miss, TB has at least one or two more shots.

@@billcollins2798Funny how easy people forget how easy it is for Lions to get another first down on a couple of runs. The game was over

Thanks bro!Good luck next year!!!Hopefully we’re superbowl bound!!!!Go Lions!!!Onepride!!!!!

@@user-cn2ox6zp9p Jared Goff baby he's him hope he beats San Fran win it for the north

Yeah, even if he called it the first knee down, we would still run out the clock so it wouldn't have mattered

Bowles is all class.

I’m 60 and never thought it would happen

@@williamgullett5911 Well, I'm nearly as old as you, and I remember the '91 season when we made it to the NFC championship against the Redskins. The excitement then was off the charts as well. We smashed Dallas in the divisional playoff and were "60 minutes away from the Super Bowl." The Redskins thrashed us, and though we made the playoffs several more times in the '90s, we never got that close again until yesterday.

@@billcollins2798 The Redskins had beaten Detroit that same season in Washington 45-0. We didn’t stand a chance.

@@williamgullett5911 Yes, that was the first game of the '91 season. Barry Sanders missed that game (not that it would have made a difference who won). I remember thinking that it was gonna be another long year for us. They came roaring back, however. I remember crying back then as well. "We finally have a winner!" Wayne Fontes won coach-of-the-year and the future looked bright. Well, my Lions crashed and burned the next season.

@@billcollins2798 They had a couple good years under Monte Clark. Almost beat the Forty Niners in San Fran in the playoffs one year. Down a point they drove down the field and Eddie Murray, a great kicker, missed a 40 yard FG with seconds left in the game. The 49ers then lost to Washington who then were blown out by the Raiders in the SB

And the last time they ran into Washington who the Lions hadn’t beaten all the way back to the 1930s and had lost 13 straight to them. The Redskins beat the Lions like 45-0 and I never believed they were gonna beat them going into that game.

@@williamgullett5911 The final score of the 1992 NFC championship game was 41-10. The game was interesting for at least a half. Detroit trailed at the break 17-10, but the bottom fell out afterwards. And though I'm a Lions fan, I expected a wipeout, though I of course hoped otherwise.

That’s such a dope story lol so random! Much love from Michigan 🤟🏾😤

And Detroit will squander it away as they are a corrupt city.

I don't think this narrative is completely true. The city of Detroit does not make any money on ticket sales. Most of the money that the city generated for that game goes to business owners downtown and not to the neighborhoods where the money is really needed. Stephen Henderson spoke about it at length on his show "Detroit Today" on WDET. You can go back and listen to the episodes if you like, the episodes were on 1/17 and 1/19.

@@awoodcoc Detroit is different. The government of Detroit put in place that a lot of businesses downtown have to be owned by Detroit citizens. Detroit is still one of the blackest cities in America. We have a lot of black ownership here. If you lived in Detroit, you would know. The neighborhoods outside of downtown are all being gentrified and renovated. There are million dollar homes outside of downtown Detroit always have been now there are even more. The narrative that Detroit is some desolate town just simply isn’t true anymore. I’ve been here my whole life and I don’t recognize it from just five years ago. The city of Detroit for better or worse has always been loyal to his citizens. Even our billionaires are from here and still live here. The Fords, Bernstein, Illich, and Tom Gore. You can Google everything I’ve said.

@@orenthaljames9670 I have worked in Detroit serving low income families for the last 12 years, I'm saying all of this from first hand experience with the Detroit community. I can't believe you just mentioned billionaires like Tom Gores. You can think what you want, I'm not going to try to educate you. Successful NFL teams do not equate to a thriving city.

​​@@orenthaljames9670cant leave out Gilbert who single handedly started the Detroit renaissance

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As a Lions fan, I don't want Deebo to miss the game. What accomplishment is it if we can't beat the best at their best? Either we're the best team or we're not. It's like playing the Ravens without Lamar Jackson. How credible is the chest-thumping when one of their best offensive players misses the game due to an injury? What makes a championship sweet is victory over the very best in the field. I don't care how long I've waited (since 1970) or how much I think Detroit is "due" a ring. No matter how long it takes, I want the Lions to stand atop the heap after beating their full-strength opponents.

Agreed, Lions win it all

It's hard to believe that the Miracle on Ice was 43 years ago. I vividly remember watching that spectacular victory. The Soviets had beaten us like 11-1 just a few months previous to the Olympics and were expected by everybody to obliterate our hockey team. What a shock to the world!

If they somehow get there and play Baltimore, the similarities would be even more profound! Team USA got SPANKED by the Russians 10-3 at MSG a week before the Olympics, and we all KNOW what happened to Detroit in Baltimore earlier this year!

@@bobboyoop1141 Most certainly. Did you hear the post game comments Goff made after the Ravens game? He was asked what the Ravens did to thwart their offense, and Goff said that as good as they were, it wasn't anything in particular they did. He said that the Lions just didn't execute. Every team has its bad game, and that was it. The Lions were just out of sync. Whether or not they'll meet again in the SB is doubtful since I don't think they'll get past SF (though of course I ardently hope so), but if they do, I hope the '91 season scenario doesn't repeat itself when the Redskins blew out the Lions twice.

Don’t forget sharpe saying Lamar alone is the best story in the nfl right now “and it’s not even close”🤣🤣🤣