John Lynch, whose only time facing off against Calvin Johnson as a player resulted in a 44-7 Lions win, cautions the Bears not to let Megatron bat them.
Via Pro Football Talk
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October 06, 2011
NFL players aren’t usually in the business of publicly revealing their teams’ game plans, but Lions receiver Calvin Johnson has let the cat out of the bag on one aspect of the Lions’ offensive scheme: In single coverage, he’s getting the ball. Johnson was asked about the Lions’ play call for his game-winning touchdown on…
Via Pro Football Talk
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October 09, 2011
The Bears’ defense is promising to get physical with Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson on Monday night. Bears nickel back D.J. Moore told CSNChicago.com that the key to stopping Johnson is to attack him with a physical style of play. “Make sure you hit him,” Moore said. “Hit him.” The 5-foot-9 Moore knows he’s not…
Via Bears Backer
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October 08, 2011
The Bears travel Monday to Detroit to take on the 4-0 Lions on Monday Night Football.
Lions WR Calvin Johnson has caught two touchdowns in each of the Lions first four games. Eight touchdowns through four games is an NFL record and it’s an impressive one at that.
Obviously, matching up the right corners with Calvin Johnson will be important for the Bears defense, but the Bears...
Via Pro Football Talk
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October 07, 2011
Calvin Johnson and the offense get a lot of attention, but the biggest difference for Detroit this year is on defense. The Lions are second in the league in turnovers and have played against the pass very well despite a relatively slow start to the year from Ndamukong Suh. That defense could look even better…
Via NFL.com
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October 09, 2011
Cris Carter went on record before the season that the Lions' Calvin Johnson wasn't among the game's top five receivers. After four games in 2011, Carter had a chance to tell Johnson he was wrong.
Via FloppingOut
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October 06, 2011
If you haven’t heard — the Detroit Lions are 4-0 and will host their FIRST MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL SINCE 1980, and are looking to finally break a six-game losing streak to the Chicago Bears. Like any team who hasn’t had a winning season in 250 years, the fans in Detroit are really buying into Stafford, Calvin Johnson and Co.
On Wednesday, since the who city of Detroit is all...
Via LexisNexis on Fox
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October 06, 2011
This is the Bears' offense when it fails to establish the run: loss, loss, loss, loss, loss, loss, loss.
Seven straight losses.
This is the Bears' offense when it establishes the run: win, win, win, win, win, win, win, win, win, win.
That's right, 10 straight victories.
The last seven times the Bears have failed to run the ball more than 20 times, they've lost...
Via Pro Sports Blogging
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October 08, 2011
CHICAGO – The Chicago Bears (2-2) are following a 34-29 win over the Carolina Panthers last week at Soldier Field. This week, they face an undefeated Detroit Lions (4-0) team in a premiere matchup on Monday Night Football.
The Detroit Lions are following yet another improbable comeback defeating the Dallas Cowboys 34-30 last week at Cowboys Stadium. Detroit looks to extend their...
Via The Lions In Winter
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October 09, 2011
Hey all, still working on the Watchtower for this week. Here’s a couple links to get you through the day: Per Mlive.com, Scott Linehan insists the offensive line is "doing a great job." Sounds familiar! Holy Schwartz does an amazing job of breaking down the Lions' possible touchdown celebrations for this week. You simply must read the excellent feature...
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