What if there’s a way to for the Lions to serve the WIN NOW edict for Martha Ford but it’ll take dealing with some familiarity, and the eating of humble pie? Well that’s what may have to happen for this 2020 season to accomplish all things needed without the team doing what’s NEEDED to be done for them to be setup to win in the future!
If you “REALLY” want to be setup for the future it starts by trading Stafford, drafting Tua and signing a hold over Free Agent QB until the team’s feel that Tua’s completely ready to take the reigns!
If you want to try to “WIN NOW & BEYOND” then you do what we said concerning all this Darius Slay trade rumors:
Option B-2 (Keep Slay and Stafford)
With this option your building the next man up culture but in a better way because it accomplishes the 3-4 things all “winning NFL organizations” seem to have:reward-pride-stake!
Reward:
With the 3rd overall pick the Lions select:
But if it is a serious focus on pouring it all into this season then why use the concept that the Lions did with Mike Daniels and apply it to bringing in N’Damukong Suh on a 1-2 year deal to play hopefully along side of Snacks Harrison?
Perhaps a signing like this could persuade him to opt for retirement!
It certain wouldn’t hurt the historically bad defense that the Lions trotted out there week after week last season!
We that there’s mutual need on both sides!
He’s not in a position to demand “over the top” type money, and the team needs his skill set at his position!
All it may take, in our minds, is to guarantee a significant amount or all money; depending on the length of the contract!
Both will have to eat large slices of the humble pie one by one until it’s all gone!
Ndamukong Suh Ahead of Return to Detroit: “I think everyone wants a Super Bowl.”
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— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) November 29, 2018
Which would you rather do?
Re-sign Mike Daniels or N’Damukong Suh?
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