I'm sitting in Ford Field, awaiting the start of the Panthers-Lions game. A few notes:
1) Here's my column from today's newspaper on the future for the Panthers, who I believe may be on a similar pattern as they were about nine years ago.
2) Detroit QB Matthew Stafford will likely play with a glove on his throwing hand today because he has a fractured finger on that hand. Remember when David Carr of the Panthers used to play with a glove on his throwing hand, too, but not due to injury? That didn't work out so well.
3) The stands aren't exactly full a few minutes before kickoff. This game is sort of serving as an appetizer for the Lions-Packers tilt, which will also be in Detroit on Thanksgiving Day.
4) This is a good story on former Panther Kris Jenkins, talking about the violence of football, to the New York Times.
We're moving!
9 years ago
1 comment:
A "similar pattern?" In 2002, we were WINNING GAMES.
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