Saturday, October 3, 2020

Morning Lions Links for Saturday 10-3-20

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NOTEBOOK: If Trufant (questionable) returns, Lions have decisions to make at CB:  https://www.detroitlions.com/news/notebook-if-trufant-questionable-returns-lions-have-decisions-to-make-at-cb

Desmond Trufant, Hunter Bryant trending up for Lions; Michael Thomas among half-dozen starters out for Saints:  https://www.mlive.com/lions/2020/10/desmond-trufant-udfa-hunter-bryant-upgraded-to-questionable-trending-toward-playing-for-lions.html




Taylor Decker Has Not Allowed a Sack in 2020:  https://www.si.com/nfl/lions/news/lions-taylor-decker-zero-sacks


NFL quarterback kryptonite: The biggest weaknesses for all 32 of the 2020 starting QBs (DETROIT LIONS - Matthew Stafford (Biggest weakness: Consistency):  The word “consistency” is often a cop-out and simply synonymous with “good,” but Stafford's highs are so high, it's tantalizing. The best Stafford is a modern-day quarterback with the ability to create chunk plays both inside and outside of structure. The arm talent is always on display in high-end Stafford games, as he puts best-in-the-world type of throws on tape. The problem is that this shows up only a handful of times every season, and Stafford's inability to string these kinds of performances together has kept him closer to the middle of the pack among the league's signal-callers than with the perennial top-10 options.):  https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-quarterback-kryptonite-the-biggest-weaknesses-for-all-32-of-the-2020-starting-qbs#DET

QB Index: Rock bottom for Wentz? Jackson exits top 3 (19. Stafford:  Stafford won't get statistical credit for his best throw versus Arizona, a 60-yard rainbow nullified by a holding penalty on the game-winning drive. The Lions' offense has been inconsistent through three weeks, ranking 22nd in Drive Success Rate and 23rd in yards per drive (32.15).):  https://www.nfl.com/news/qb-index-week-4-how-low-will-carson-wentz-go


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