Lions Approaching Playoff Game against Matthew Stafford
The Detroit Lions have the opportunity this season to accomplish several of their established goals.
With the magic number to win the NFC North down to one, Dan Campbell’s squad will have an opportunity to host a home playoff game at Ford Field for the first time in the stadium’s history.
Following a dominant performance against the Denver Broncos in front of a nationally-televised audience, a certain level of confidence has been restored the Lions could actually win a postseason game.
Nothing is stopping supporters and pundits from exploring potential scenarios for Detroit in the first round of the postseason.
Many have started to notice there is a real scenario in which the Lions will host the Los Angeles Rams and former quarterback Matthew Stafford.
The Rams are currently the No. 7 seed, while the Lions are the No. 3 seed.
The teams could face off if Detroit ends up the No. 2 seed and Los Angeles finishes in the seventh spot, or the Rams could finish in the sixth spot and the Lions close the regular season as the No. 3 seed.
Sports have a unique way of bringing things full circle.
A meeting against one of the franchises most polarizing figures is starting to be debated.
Do fans want to face off against a player known for fourth quarter comebacks?
For Jared Goff, an opportunity would present itself to prove his former head coach wrong, as Sean McVay was the catalyst for many believing the 29-year-old was washed up.
Dan Campbell explained, after soundly defeating Denver, what led to his team playing so well on both sides of the football.
