Packers Guard Calls Detroit Lions Scumbags
Packers left guard called the Lions scumbags and he said it starts with Schwartz.
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Packers left guard called the Lions scumbags and he said it starts with Schwartz.
Though Stafford's short replies made it sound like he got his toes stepped on by Bush calling for a meeting, other players brushed it off as no big deal and not a serious difference of opinion.
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When reporters inquired Monday whether such a meeting took place, Stafford said it did not and that it did not need to.
Packers coach Mike McCarthy says the chances of quarterback Aaron Rodgers playing Thursday at Detroit are "slim to none."
It's hard not to feel bad for Lions fans.
The Lions had a great chance to seize control of the NFC North with a home win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Instead, they blew their chance and ended up losing, yielding some particularly negative grades.
"There is still a lot on the line," Schwartz said. "As disappointing and bitter of a loss as this is, we have a short turnaround to bounce back."
"Our mindset, it just wasn't where it needed to be," Bush said.
In the midst of a mistake-riddled loss, wide receiver Nate Burleson provided something of a silver lining,
Matthew Stafford's fourth interception went in and out of Calvin Johnson's hands inside the Tampa Bay 5 in the final minute, allowing the Buccaneers to hold on for a 24-21 win over the Detroit Lions on Sunday.
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Detroit will try to bounce back at home on Sunday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who have won two in a row.
Americans grieved in front of their television sets on a brutally grim Sunday afternoon 50 years ago as a horse-drawn caisson took the body of President Kennedy from the White House to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda.
Detroit has four of its next five games at home, including Sunday's matchup against Tampa Bay, and only one game remaining against a team that currently has a winning record.
