Interesting Thursday night matchup of Lions vs. Packers. On Detroit, Sam LaPorta has set an NFL record for tight ends by having at least five receptions in each of his first three games, including a long TD last week when he was wide open.
Jared Goff, written off multiple times as a bust by the mindless hive mind media and their clapping seal DWF followers, is playing very well again this season and remains a top tier QB.
Aiden Hutchinson looks great in his second season, while rookie LB Jack Campbell is starting to put up some big numbers despite not playing more than 57% of the snaps in a game yet. Oft-reviled Alex Anzalone is once again playing every snap this season as he did last year, and again the captain of the Lions' defense is putting up good numbers. Malcolm Rodriguez's playing time has been reduced in favor of Derrick Barnes thus far but hopefully he regains his starting position at some point to give the team a snowplow at the position. DE John Cominsky is playing about two-thirds of the snaps and is playing well.
The decline of the Packers into mostly a reliable Caste team has been well documented on Caste Football but they do have two rookies with star potential. TE Luke Musgrave has started right from the get-go as a rookie and looks to have all the tools necessary for success. DE Lukas Van Ness has played limited snaps so far but has gotten very good reviews, including from Crissie Collinsworth's controversial Pro Football Focus. If he doesn't have to serve a long racial apprenticeship he should become a stalwart soon.
Jared Goff, written off multiple times as a bust by the mindless hive mind media and their clapping seal DWF followers, is playing very well again this season and remains a top tier QB.
Aiden Hutchinson looks great in his second season, while rookie LB Jack Campbell is starting to put up some big numbers despite not playing more than 57% of the snaps in a game yet. Oft-reviled Alex Anzalone is once again playing every snap this season as he did last year, and again the captain of the Lions' defense is putting up good numbers. Malcolm Rodriguez's playing time has been reduced in favor of Derrick Barnes thus far but hopefully he regains his starting position at some point to give the team a snowplow at the position. DE John Cominsky is playing about two-thirds of the snaps and is playing well.
The decline of the Packers into mostly a reliable Caste team has been well documented on Caste Football but they do have two rookies with star potential. TE Luke Musgrave has started right from the get-go as a rookie and looks to have all the tools necessary for success. DE Lukas Van Ness has played limited snaps so far but has gotten very good reviews, including from Crissie Collinsworth's controversial Pro Football Focus. If he doesn't have to serve a long racial apprenticeship he should become a stalwart soon.