The Detroit Lions have a loyalty problem and it could have a very negative effect on the future, but it doesn't come from the coaches or players
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I was in the stadium last Saturday. There were a lot of SOL fans there. At the end of the game I witnessed a few fights btwn loyal fans and the “others” who thought it was ok to boo or walk out. Those a-holes need to stay and bitch at home.
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Totally agree. Take away the pick six and the decimated defense couldn’t stop Washington from putting up 38. Goff didn’t play his best but this loss is not all on him.
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i'm sorry, but a few loud mouths don't make it a systematic problem. Real fans know, this isn't wide spread
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It’s a loud minority who are being toxic online. The vast majority still support and believe in Goff. It’s not like the whole fanbase suddenly turned against him, just the ones who never were fans of his got loud and chirpy after Saturdays game
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Yeah there's a vocal group of 'fans', same ones that were always too excited to pull out SOL. Always convinced they knew exactly how to fix the team. It was disgusting seeing people in Lions gear booing their team at the game. I'm still thankful to have a team that I feel could win any game.
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Just like when people turned on Josh Reynolds last year. It doesn't mean these guys crumble under the pressure. Just a bad day to have a bad game; so what, it happens. Shallow thinking and loud toxicity are a bad combination and a bad look.
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It's the loud ones that are toxic and unloyal
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Good insight, Mike!
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