Michigan wins National Championship // What the Lions need to win against Rams
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01:19 – The National championship was not even close
02:28 – Michigan’s defense did a number on Michael Penix Jr.
05:34 – Washington got dominated
08:41 – When Fletcher got hit so hard he knew he almost didn’t want to play football anymore
10:31 – Will Jim Harbaugh stay?
14:39 – Detroit Lions get home playoff game against Rams, how do we do without Sam LaPorta if he’s unavailable
17:27 – Stafford vs Goff? Or is it really about any mobile quarterback
19:09 – If it’s a revenge game for anyone it’s for Jared Goff who got cast aside by the Rams
21:30 – Lions prediction and who needs to step up
24:38 – Have a ton of fun on Sunday night, but when you come to downtown Detroit please remember people live here and respect it like you would your own neighborhood
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Fletcher Sharpe
Contributor - Detroit-area soccer journalist who covers lower-division U.S. Soccer for outlets including Midfield Press, MLive and the National Premier Soccer League. He has worked major events inclu
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