PODCAST: Favorite sides // Jack Campbell steps up // Thanksgiving Lions preview
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To start the week off right, Fletcher "Nostradamus" Sharpe joins Jer to recap the Detroit Lions' win over the Indianapolis Colts. BUT FIRST, the guys talk about their favorite Thanksgiving side dishes.
Fletcher and Jer talk about how the Detroit Lions managed to steamroll the Indianapolis Colts, a team not nearly as bad as the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Colts' defense managed to keep the points margin from being an embarrassing loss. Do the Lions have enough energy and depth to roll through opponents to the Super Bowl? Send us your thoughts at dailydetroit@gmail.com!
Lastly, Fletcher and Jer discuss the Lions' game on Thanksgiving against the Chicago Bears. Get ready for some kneecaps to get bit!
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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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