Why the Detroit Lions SHOULD Contend for the NFC North
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Adham Beydoun explains to Terry Foster WHY the Detroit Lions should be contending for the NFC North come Year 3 under Dan Campbell. Adham argues that three off-seasons is enough time to not only add the talent required to content, but is enough time to evaluate Dan Campbell as a Head Coach in terms of his potential. Draft picks like Penei Sewell, Amon-Ra St.Brown, Aidan Hutchinson and Jameson Williams have sped up the rebuild significantly. Do you agree with Adham Beydoun? Like, Subscribe and leave your Comments below!
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Should the Detroit Lions Contend for the Division under Dan Campbell in Year 3?
this dude needs to stop trying to be a douchier version of Mike Valenti. You're not Mike Valenti. Stop trying
Yes
The Lions should contend THIS year. I'm not firing coaches if they don't, but they have the talent and coaches in place that THEY want, if they aren't in contention for a playoff spot this year its' on BH and DC, they can't blame MP/BQ anymore, this is the team these guys made.
Hopefully they’re drafting a franchise QB in year 3. It ain’t DC’s fault that he’s stuck with Goff as QB
Adham, I was more upset when they fired Swartz. What did they have, the 2nd ranked def, and the 13 ranked offense? Turned around and let Scott Lenehan go, and knew they were going to lose Suh, and Fairly, and drafted Ebron. Swartz stood up for this team when they were getting @#$%. He was doomed.
Same here, I was so upset when they let go of Schwartz, I think they killed a potential championship run there. He was really building the team from the ground up their defense was going to reach 2nd under him. They probably wouldn't had drafted Ebron because that was Caldwell's call from what I heard. Schwartz would've likely taken Donald. I loved how Schwartz defended his team.
10000% brought the 0-16 team to the playoffs in his 3rd season, was fired way too quickly.
@woosa42 I was more upset when they let Caldwell go. They were finally consistent made the playoffs twice, missed it another time by 1 game. They were just a player or two away.
@@NITTY103166 They would've never got there without Schwartz though.
In golf lots of guys have won one major and disappeared so you nailed it multiple division victories multiple playoff wins now you have a good franchise
Get em Adham get emmmm
I think year 3 is when you’ll really know how good a coach DC is. Last year was his first year (I don’t count his time in Miami). He’s a good coach but not a guy who comes in year one and takes over the league. Year 2 he should have more confidence to do the things maybe he was cautious to do year one. Year 3 he’ll know his style he is comfortable with and we’ll know if that style truly wins games consistently.
Yes they should contend in year 3 especially in year 4 imo .🏈😀👍
I expect them to contend for the playoffs next year...wild card. Year 4 we should expect them to contend for division title
So assuming they draft a QB in the first round of the 2023 draft. Contend for division with a rookie QB?
Brad Holmes is the most qualified GM ever? U do know he was a scout for the Rams right? I don't think "qualified" is the word you're looking for. Maybe the most potential, but this is new to him still.
I been watching this game too long to not know that luck is just as important as talent, all it takes to derail an entire season is 1 or 2 significant injuries. When Campbell and Holmes were brought in they had a clear plan on how to build this team, we're in the 2nd off season and personally I love the direction, that being said, an injury and or injuries can derail this whole thing, if that's the case then I'd be willing to give them year 4 and even 5. Either way only time will tell
My main concern this season is if Goff can stay healthy. If he gets hurt our season is pretty much over. I don’t trust Boyle or Blough to win us anything. But I also believe in our o line. It being a top 8-10 o line in the league it should be able to protect him.
The problem with the Lion's is that it took too long to rebuild. They would nail the first overall pick and that was it. 07 Calvin Johnson, 09 Stafford, 2010 Suh, 2011 Fairley, and in 2013 best draft Anseh/Slay/Warford. They signed Golden Tate in 2014. At that point of time the Lion's hit their ceiling. You could see the team getting worse under Caldwell. In 2015 lions lose Suh and Fairley and in 2016 they lose Calvin Johnson. Terry you could see this team getting worse. Brad Holmes know this and with back to back 2021 and 2022 drafts we will start to see results.
I believe it’s after year 4 because in year 3 I expect them to take a young qb and that will be a developmental year for that position. In year 4 with a full season under the young qbs belt I expect with a full deep roster by that point for them to compete for a title and if they don’t I see them going for a young offensive mind to take the team to the next level. To some degree I believe Dan Campbell is the coach brought in to change the attitude and culture of a team that was in the dumps, there was no way Detroit was getting a high powered coach or a hot up and comer to come in there after the depleted roster left by the last regime. I view Campbell almost like I view Goff something of a place holder and perhaps he was brought in for his attitude and outlook to change the perception of Detroit amongst the other coaches in the league and for players as well. I think they took a flyer on the coach in Dan Campbell because they fell in love with the man if that makes sense. If he doesn’t win after year 4 with a built roster by then and a young talented qb I see Holmes and the Lions moving onto a young offensive minded coach especially since Dan would have created a driven work environment and installed accountability to the organization by then and made it much easier for a young hot shot coach to come in there and take the rains because the players and the organization as a whole will be operating as a well oiled machine by then leaving the young coach the ability to just focus on coaching and not having to change the outlook and mindset of the whole team and organization and city. Just my outlook on it.
i agree with terry. adham we have played merry go round to much in this franchise i think we need to go until year four before we start expecting playoff wins and div. champs. i would even go so far as to say year five unless the team has turned on mcdc. you need to remember this is a young team. and if goff don't work out and we pick up a rookie qb we can not expect him to win consistently until his third year.
Caldwell was good in a way that pundits forget.
7-1 against the Bears
5-3 against the Vikings
4-4 against the Packers.
Caldwell needed a GM that would bring him talent. We know that BQ blamed Caldwell for mediocrity but when BQ brought in MP the Lions got worse, not better. Bob Quinn was the problem, NOT Caldwell. Caldwell needed to be able to keep his good players and get better players, BQ was NOT able to do that.
Prove me wrong.
Jim Caldwell got fired too early.
Jim Caldwell was annoying. Always ran on first down so predictable… he was boring and vanilla. And way too much of statistics guy. Swartz was alright. Patricia sucked ass but Dani is the man!
The Lions need to keep the high draft picks on the team in order to change the culture in Detroit, you can't win when players leave and you can't keep rebuilding every 2-3 years.
define contend for the division. Adham sounds like contend means win.
Contend meaning be in the race to win the division down the stretch. a game or two off max.
I expect the Lions to contend for a wildcard this year although they might not make it. Year 3 (2023) I expect a division title
Why do people think Caldwell got fired because he wasn’t a good coach. He was fired because Patricia was Quinn’s friend
EXACTLY AAAHHHHHH!!!!!! DUDE i been explaining that! 2 out of 3 years playoffs top 5 offense and top 5 defense accomplished!
What was we before jim what was we after 9-7 look real good
Absolutely when Quinn Got hired he already had his mind made up that he was bringing his friend Patricia in as Head coach and the reason that it didn't happen year one was because the owners made the decision to keep him on as Head coach if it was up to Quinn he would have been gone the same year.
I like to add this you have get to the playoffs first to win a playoff game and Caldwell got them there Twice no we didn't win but we sure got a taste then what happened after that nothing..
My best case scenario expectation of the 22-23 Detroit Lions is for them to be flirting with a wild card spot at the end of the season
If we’re actually getting better I’ll keep watching
One reason I don't think it will happen is our secondary is still soft and we have to play Aaron Rodgers twice
#Robert Suchy It's time for the Lions to beat Aaron Rodgers. He's closer to the sunset than he is to sunrise. That's how they'll get respect and become winners
It's obvious Adham doesn't like Campbell. Not sure why. Maybe cause they didn't trade Decker last year and put Sewell at L.T.
What happens if goff lays an egg this year..and they have to draft a qb next year and we have to throw a rookie into the mix right away
Adham is so wrong here in terms of logic and appraoch. We just saw it with Harbaugh. Especially when you're talking about a team that hasn't won in a long time, you've gotta be patient if the positive signs are there. He says about winning a division within 3 years, "it can be done". Just because it's possible, you want to fire a guy for failing to do it? It's not expected, its just possible. So falling short of quick, home run success, the absolute best case scenario, you're gonna blow it all up?! No way man
We got him 5yrs
Look at Bills for example, now nobody would've imagined them as the basement dwellers they were just a few years back.
Adham’s takes are awful, he claims campbell is still a maybe and holmes is a great gm based on one season and 1.75 offseasons. Holmes has seemed competent, yes, however we have no idea how these players will turn out. Even Sewell, who had a solid rookie season, could be a bust if his performance doesn’t improve. To act like you can judge a gm and/or coach based off this small a sample is stupid. How does this guy come out here and act like an expert constantly. “Jim Caldwell reached his cieling after 4 years” says the guy who couldn’t even get a job coaching a peewee team.
1st year DONT count due the start of a rebuild. Remember u have to Demolish what was there in the first year
5:43 Caldwell had 4 chances to win 1 game and clintch the NFC North and couldn't do it in 2016. 2017, NO AARON RODGERS, couldn't win the division let alone get into the wildcard. That's why he was fired
I think they're a 8-9 team
Adham has no football knowledge so why does he act like he's speaking facts.
313-552-6322 - educate me Jack
At the most.... 5yrs (coaching)
You have to give a guy at least 3 years to go from absolutely shit to a winning team you can't just fire a guy cus you think it should turn around faster it takes time and once you fire him you will have to start all over again
What is this guy talking about? If you're making the playoffs, you're contending for a title.
They are not contending this year. Next year yes.
And No clear Number one QB!?! Come on man
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Facts the Lions aren’t good will never be good let’s be mediocre I can live with that