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"I turned to someone who understood both LA and Detroit: Axel Foley."
"I turned to someone who understood both LA and Detroit: Axel Foley."
"I was speaking in reference to the question I was asked at that press conference."
"I’m probably overthinking it in my head just because it’s the chip on my shoulder and the competitor in me."
Two Detroit Free Press reporters found themselves in the crossfire after Brad Holmes brought receipts to his end of year press conference.
"League sources" are not happy with Ben Johnson.
"That was as hideous a performance in postseason play that I've ever seen."
This marks two major reports in two years out of D.C. that Esiason got wrong.
Chris Russo was not pleased with Dan Campbell or the 'data freaks' that support his propensity of going for it on fourth down.
A major Detroit newspaper was going through it on Twitter Monday following the Lions' loss.
"Obviously, when you're aggressive and it doesn't work, it comes back to bite you."
For all his bravado, Ryan couldn't escape the NFL's ultimate heartbreak and described the Detroit Lions' loss in the NFC Championship Game as the "most devastating loss of all time."
"At some point, you have to understand how your team's playing and what's going on."
"Media should realize previous days’ answers exist, so stop asking the same questions."
"I want to play for Dan Campbell."
"Alright, never mind."
"Anything those guys say on daytime TV, you can skip over that."
Sunday's NFL Divisional audiences were jaw-dropping and broke even more records.
"We are just as upset as you are for missing part of the game."
"I'm gonna take that as a badge of honor."
During the Lions-Bucs NFC Divisional Round Game, NBC in western Michigan experienced a temporary outage that frustrated viewers.
"Argh, argh argh … The Buccaneers and Mike Evans are going to make 'em walk the plank."
"There's a long history of people always laughing at Detroit. And it's something that people from Detroit take very personally."
"You do know we play indoors, right? They've got a dome."
It was an outpouring of emotion from Detroit Lions announcers Dan Miller and Lomas Brown as the franchise finally won a playoff game.