Sheila finally admits it was a complete "teardown"

[Blaming Brad]

Didn't they call it a "retool" before last season?

[goldenlions]

In "most obvious" news this week.

I wonder if Spielman had a hand in this, since I would bet he is in tune with what the media and fans are saying.

I just kind of find it funny that the person who has the most to gain by the Lions being good seems to be the most patient.  None of us gain anything by the Lions winning and we lose nothing by them losing.  But I also think the owner speaking is nice, but it only give fans and media guys ammunition to denigrate her and the team.  Always a double edged sword.

[Vic]

Oct 26, 2022 22:44:37 GMT -6 goldenlions said:

In "most obvious" news this week.

I wonder if Spielman had a hand in this, since I would bet he is in tune with what the media and fans are saying.

I just kind of find it funny that the person who has the most to gain by the Lions being good seems to be the most patient.  None of us gain anything by the Lions winning and we lose nothing by them losing.  But I also think the owner speaking is nice, but it only give fans and media guys ammunition to denigrate her and the team.  Always a double edged sword.

Quinn was tearing it down for years. Seeing Slay and Diggs doing well out there still kills me. Then you lose Stafford, I mean I don't think you can tear something down any further. Glad to hear her say these things. Interesting she said she was frustrated but she is confident in DC. She felt like she had to throw that out there.

[goldenlions]

The only thing Quinn did right it seems is drafting OL. Everything else was a product of listening to his terrible head coaches.