Patricia/Quinn era over?

Submitted by jbrandimore on September 8th, 2019 at 8:36 PM

This does not seem like the kind of choke job one can recover from.

Especially with their upcoming schedule.

The Fugitive

September 8th, 2019 at 8:49 PM ^

A road game in which they were up 24-6 and in control. 

They're now staring 0-3-1in the face and are effectively out of it. 1-2-1 at best. I'm not saying fire them because I don't think anyone can fix this mess. 

It's nice to know the season is done after 1 game. 

gustave ferbert

September 8th, 2019 at 9:41 PM ^

that's even more damning because that same defense let them do the "impossible" according to Dick Stockton. 

3-13 last year with the worst offense in the league. So there is a new system with a rookie quarterback.  

I wouldn't be as enthusiastic about this defense if I were you. 

Yessir

September 8th, 2019 at 10:20 PM ^

The wheels came off at the end.  Plain and simple.  

We were close to last in run D til Snacks came here midseason and ended up 10th?  Add Daniels, Flowers and we'll see, but you do you and I'll do me.  I'm more excited when our  D comes on the field than when our offense does right now.  

Blau

September 8th, 2019 at 10:28 PM ^

Sorry to call you out fugitive but you’re POV on the lions is... not enlightening or correct.

Yeah they let the cardinals back in it to tie the game in OT but they looked exponentially better than anything we’ve seen offensively the past 5 years. Cut the fucking slack where it’s due and don’t be a lions troll like the rest of MGoBlog. You know... the same place where nobody can accuse the play calling of our own wolverines unless we win +2 touchdowns.

Yessir

September 8th, 2019 at 8:51 PM ^

Really dumb take on OP's part. 

This was the first game in a long, long time that we were in control of the game on both side of the ball for much of the game.  

Our defense is much improved and our offense was getting it done today too for much of the game. I don't remember that happening for ages. 

The wheel came off at the end, but I expect that to be corrected. 

Go Lions!

Yessir

September 8th, 2019 at 9:12 PM ^

The biggest fuckup for me was the play call after the timeout.  I think there was 1:46 left 3rd and 7(?).  Don't care about the yardage, but Cards used all their timeouts.  CALL A FUCKING RUN PLAY AND LET THE CLOCK RUN.  

Would've been under a minute and we would've been punting to them with them having no timeouts.  Could've pinned them deep and put our D on the field.  But no, called a pass play that went incomplete stopping the clock for them.  

Dumbass call.  

1VaBlue1

September 8th, 2019 at 9:26 PM ^

Wait, just Saturday everyone on this blog was complaining about all the running - that ran down the clock and forced Army into a crappy FG try at the end game.  Now you're on here complaining about a pass that stopped the clock?

WTF do you want?

 

(LOL!  I've all but lost interest in the NFL, and the Lions in particular.)

Yessir

September 8th, 2019 at 10:29 PM ^

Not sure how anyone compares the end of the Lions game strategy to Michigan offense philosophy.  But whatevs.  That isn't to you Gucci. 

What I thought about yesterday was we were told that it was going to be speed in space.  I expected, cuz that what we've heard all offseason, to get the ball in the playmakers hands downfield.  So I figured Collins/Black/Bell would be getting a heavy dose of touches.  Didn't happen, imo, the 2nd half.  Don't know why.  

Also told that DCaff and Shea were neck and neck and both would play.  Not seeing that either.  So from now on, I'm going to listen to what the coaches say and believe about half of it.   

UMDWolve

September 8th, 2019 at 8:41 PM ^

A team that is smart enough to fire Patricia at this point would have been smart enough not to hire Patricia in the first place.