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In the midst of preparing and packing all the paraphernalia that needs to be transported for a tailgating event, dessert is often left forgotten. For those with a sweet tooth that crave something a little more fancy, nothing tickles the palate as much as dainty, pretty, one-bite cake pops.
"In all honesty, I'm seeing guys coming down the field and just kind of giving themselves up to the double team," Follett said during an interview on the Karsch and Anderson show on 97.1 The Ticket.
Who are the best first round draft picks made by the Detroit Lions? Who will end up in the number one slot? Will it be Calvin Johnson, Matthew Stafford, Barry Sanders, Ndamukong Suh or someone else?
The Lions lost 20-13 to the Vikings on Sunday, where they trailed from the opening kickoff against Minnesota.
The replacement officials were gone but that didn't improve play for the Detroit Lions losing to the Minnesota Vikings 20-13 on Sunday.
Before heading down to Ford Field for the face-off between the Lions and the Minnesota Vikings, you wonder, just how early should you get there and what can you do before the game?
The Minnesota Vikings have a chance to maintain at least a share of the NFC North lead with a victory against the Detroit Lions. The Lions are struggling and the Vikings enter with momentum from a victory over the San Francisco 49ers.
We're nearly a quarter of the way through the season and I have to admit, I'm very surprised with my 24-21 record in pick'em games, as I continue to get off to hot starts but falter down the stretch.
Referee Gene Steratore turned on his microphone to greet the captains of the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens for the pre-game coin toss Thursday night.
Regardless of what football team you root for, you are sure to be a fan of this amazing recipe. Easy and fun to make, these are a true treat for the mouth and will have all your football buddies saying, "please pass the peppers!"
The NFL's regular officiating crews are back. Their return couldn't have come soon enough for many players, coaches and fans.
The Jets No. 2 man may get the hype, but the only Superman that will save the day coming off the bench is Shaun Hill.
So long, replacement refs. The NFL's regular crews will be back on the field starting Thursday night.
The long, somewhat-overblown national nightmare that's been the referee lockout appears headed to a conclusion.
Fairley was charged with driving under the influence and attempting to elude police following a May 27 arrest.
The decision by the NFL owners to lockout the referees jeopardizes your health and safety.
I'm not debating whether it was or wasn't a catch or that the officials missed the call, because they clearly did.
Want to know what a company looks like when it fires all its experienced workers and hires on cheap replacements? Watch last night's embarrassment of a game between Green Bay and Seattle. But this is about more than just a game. This is about a trend in our national economy where trained professionals are cast aside for inferior workers.
He added: "Going into a game worrying about the refs more than the other team, it's a problem. The NFL, the commissioners, if they don't take action after last night ... That should be the last straw.
Here's something that you don't hear sports media types say very often.
The replacement officials in the NFL have been less than stellar thus far, in fact, this past weekend they have regressed significantly.
The Packers were jobbed by the NFL and its replacement officials last night.
Rob Bironas kicked a 26-yard field goal in overtime, and the Titans stopped backup quarterback Shaun Hill on fourth-and-1 at the Tennessee 7 to finally pull out a 44-41 win over the Detroit Lions on Sunday.
