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The Detroit Lions Podcast is an independent, fan-run show covering the Detroit Lions every day — and has since 2015. Hosted by Chris with co-host and managing editor Jeff Risdon, the show breaks down every game with live post-game call-in shows, works through the roster and the schedule, and goes deep on the NFL Draft. Over 1,000 episodes in, it's one of the longest-running Lions podcasts anywhere: no corporate desk, no borrowed takes, just people who have only ever covered this one team. Whether the Lions are rebuilding or contending, we're on it — win, lose, or heartbreak. One Pride.
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- 2 days ago55 min
Bish & Brown: Recapping the 1-1 Detroit Lions After Buffalo - Detroit Lions Podcast
The Detroit Lions defense is broken, not banged up. Through two games it has allowed 72 points and over 900 yards, with 13 explosive plays of 20+ yards and 18 penalties compounding the damage. The issues are schematic, communication, and usage driven. Coaching adjustments and lineup changes must happen immediately. What exactly failed on defense? Cohesion and coverage integrity collapsed. Receivers attacked the space behind the linebackers and in front of the safeties all night. Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell is triggering hard downhill and not gaining enough depth, and the secondary is miscommunicating leverage and help. As Scott Bischoff noted, against the New Orleans Saints the Lions stayed in the same plan too long and were then picked apart. In Buffalo, the same fractures reappeared and magnified. Players looked unsure of assignments and help, which turned routine zone rules into voids for chunk plays. The 41-31 loss was the result. Is Detroit’s blitz plan helping or hurting? Hurting. Over-aggression is creating the very openings opponents want. The Saints adjusted by throwing behind pressure. The Buffalo Bills and quarterback Josh Allen ran away from it and attacked the vacated zones. Scott Bischoff explained that blitzing without a clear give-and-take is a losing trade. If you remove a defender from coverage and do not get home, you are gifting defined throws. That is exactly what happened, especially in the second level windows the Bills hit repeatedly. Which personnel and coaching decisions must change now? Play your drafted defensive backs, tighten safety depths, and stop leaning on struggling veterans. Detroit Lions cornerback DJ Reed has not held up, Detroit Lions safety Avonte Maddox is not closing fast enough, and Detroit Lions defensive back Christian Eisen needs more than sporadic snaps. Inactives like Detroit Lions cornerbacks Ennis Rakestraw and Keith Abney, plus practice-squad call-up options like Detroit Lions cornerback Dan Jackson, deserve evaluation snaps. Russell Brown stressed that injuries are not an excuse. Coaching must align rules to personnel, and the DB room needs sharper teaching and communication. Detroit Lions safety Kirby Joseph’s absence matters, but it does not explain repeated busts. This is a coaching and usage problem that demands immediate changes. Did the offense do enough, and what about penalties? Yes, the offense battled. Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff delivered pinpoint throws to Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown and Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta, and Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs produced. But protection cracked. Detroit Lions tackle Larry Borom and Detroit Lions guard Ben Bartch struggled, Detroit Lions right tackle Penei Sewell had an uneven night, and Buffalo Bills edge rusher Greg Rousseau won key reps. Buffalo Bills cornerback Christian Benford even disrupted routes on the perimeter, including reps on Amon-Ra St. Brown. Discipline remains a killer. The Lions committed 18 penalties through two games. That, plus 6 explosive plays of 20+ yards allowed versus the Saints and 7 more against the Bills, defines why a front that includes Detroit Lions edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson and an active front seven is not closing games. As Russell Brown said, something has to change defensively right now. #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #jaredgoff #amon-rast.brown #jahmyrgibbs #samlaporta #peneisewell #aidanhutchinson #jackcampbell #dancampbell #joshallen #chrisolave #christianbenford #gregrousseau #djreed #buffalobills #neworleanssaints Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- 2 days ago1h 28m
Detroit Lions vs Buffalo Bills Post Game Show - Detroit Lions Podcast Reacts
Detroit Lions vs Buffalo Bills Week 2 reaction, analysis, live presser, and listener calls. Detroit Lions Post Game Reaction Chris and Michael Grey go live after the final whistle from Detroit Lions vs Buffalo Bills in Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season. This is the place for an immediate Detroit Lions post game reaction, a clear account of the game result, and a full breakdown of how the night unfolded at Highmark Stadium. The show examines the biggest plays, decisive possessions, coaching decisions, momentum swings, and individual performances from the Thursday night matchup. Chris and Michael will separate the defining moments from the background noise and explain why the Lions won or lost. No empty hot takes, no waiting until the next morning, just direct analysis while the game is still fresh. Lions vs Bills Game Analysis Detroit entered this road matchup with major questions in the secondary and two new injuries along the offensive line. Could the offense do enough to keep the Lions in the game? The post game discussion will evaluate how Detroit handled those concerns, whether the protection held up, and how consistently the offense moved the football against Buffalo. The analysis will also focus on situational football. That includes third downs, red-zone execution, explosive plays, turnovers, penalties, field position, and late-game management. Chris and Michael will identify the adjustments that worked, the decisions that did not, and the developments that could matter beyond Week 2 of the 2026 Lions season. This lions post game show is built around context. One result can matter without defining an entire season, but every NFL game reveals something about a team's strengths, vulnerabilities, depth, and ability to respond under pressure. Detroit Lions vs Buffalo Bills offers an early-season test with real questions on both sides of the ball. Live Post Game Presser and Listener Calls The Detroit Lions Podcast will cover the post game presser live. Chris and Michael will react to the most important comments and connect them directly to what happened on the field, without losing sight of the game itself. Then the conversation opens to live listener calls. Lions fans can share their biggest takeaway, question the key decisions, highlight an overlooked performance, or explain what this Week 2 result means moving forward. Join the live discussion for complete Detroit Lions post game analysis, immediate reaction, and an honest read on where the team stands after Lions vs the Buffalo Bills. #DetroitLions #Lions #DetroitLionsPodcast #DetroitLionsPostGame #LionsPostGameShow #LionsVsBills #DetroitLionsVsBuffaloBills #BuffaloBills #NFL #NFL2026 #NFLWeek2 #2026Lions #LionsReaction #LionsAnalysis #ThursdayNightFootball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- 2 days ago31 min
Daily DLP: Lions-Bills morning after takeaways from Week 2 Detroit Lions Podcast
The Detroit Lions defense has no identity and got exposed in a 41-31 loss to the Buffalo Bills, falling behind 21-0 before settling in. Detroit surrendered six touchdowns and has allowed 63 first downs in two games, a crisis that demands immediate scheme clarity and personnel adjustments before Week 3. Why did Detroit fall behind 21-0 so fast? Because the defense failed on early downs and the offense opened with consecutive three and outs, handing Buffalo all the momentum. In the first quarter alone, Buffalo posted 11 first downs to Detroit’s 1, outgained the Lions 169 yards to 10, and ran 21 plays to 7 with Detroit committing two penalties. Quarterback Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills, extended plays and punished breakdowns, while coverage busts turned routine scrambles into explosive scores. Detroit’s pass rush and run fits did not complement each other, leaving the unit chasing the game and forcing quarterback Jared Goff, Detroit Lions, to play uphill before the offense found rhythm. Can the Lions fire defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard now? No, an outside change in Week 3 is not realistic, so fixes must come from within. As Jeff Risdon noted, nobody worth hiring takes over a struggling defense midstream with limited practice time and a roster built for the current vision. Defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard, Detroit Lions, installed a multiple approach, but constant toggling between fronts and coverages has produced confusion instead of disguise. The defense needs one thing it can hang its hat on. Pick a core identity, tighten assignments, and empower experienced assistants to add input while Sheppard streamlines calls and roles. How did Jared Goff and the offense actually play? After a brutal start, Jared Goff was excellent and dragged the Lions back into a game that never felt close. Protection issues were central. Offensive tackle Larry Borom, Detroit Lions, struggled in his third tackle role, and offensive tackle Penei Sewell, Detroit Lions, had an uncharacteristically rough night that disrupted both the run game and timing. Edge rusher Greg Rousseau, Buffalo Bills, consistently impacted snaps, and Detroit did not meaningfully exploit the surprise absence of defensive tackle Ed Oliver, Buffalo Bills. Running back Jahmyr Gibbs, Detroit Lions, sparked with a 16 yard run and helped as a receiver, and wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, Detroit Lions, kept chains moving during the rally. Guard Tate Ratledge, Detroit Lions, earned praise for steady play. The offense finished with 31 points, but the early hole and defensive leakage erased any comeback chance. What must change before the New York Jets in Week 3? Establish a clear defensive identity and get off the field. Detroit forced only two punts in Buffalo and gave up six touchdowns, an untenable formula. Linebacker Jack Campbell, Detroit Lions, and linebacker Devin White, Detroit Lions, must clean up run fits, and personnel should be reassessed, including giving cornerback Ennis Rakestraw Jr., Detroit Lions, a look if he is healthy. Head coach Dan Campbell, Detroit Lions, needs immediate schematic focus on third down, early down run integrity, and bust elimination. As Jeff Risdon said, this is a game the Lions should be expected to win comfortably. If it requires a last second kick, the ceiling shrinks to middle of the pack. Week 3 is the mandate to reset and prove this team’s trajectory. #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #jaredgoff #jahmyrgibbs #amon-rast.brown #peneisewell #jackcampbell #dancampbell #larryborom #tateratledge #kelvinsheppard #ennisrakestrawjr. #joshallen #gregrousseau #edoliver #buffalobills #newyorkjets Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- 3 days ago31 min
Daily DLP: Lions-Bills morning after takeaways from Week 2 Detroit Lions Podcast
The Detroit Lions defense has no identity and got exposed in a 41-31 loss to the Buffalo Bills, falling behind 21-0 before settling in. Detroit surrendered six touchdowns and has allowed 63 first downs in two games, a crisis that demands immediate scheme clarity and personnel adjustments before Week 3. Why did Detroit fall behind 21-0 so fast? Because the defense failed on early downs and the offense opened with consecutive three and outs, handing Buffalo all the momentum. In the first quarter alone, Buffalo posted 11 first downs to Detroit’s 1, outgained the Lions 169 yards to 10, and ran 21 plays to 7 with Detroit committing two penalties. Quarterback Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills, extended plays and punished breakdowns, while coverage busts turned routine scrambles into explosive scores. Detroit’s pass rush and run fits did not complement each other, leaving the unit chasing the game and forcing quarterback Jared Goff, Detroit Lions, to play uphill before the offense found rhythm. Can the Lions fire defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard now? No, an outside change in Week 3 is not realistic, so fixes must come from within. As Jeff Risdon noted, nobody worth hiring takes over a struggling defense midstream with limited practice time and a roster built for the current vision. Defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard, Detroit Lions, installed a multiple approach, but constant toggling between fronts and coverages has produced confusion instead of disguise. The defense needs one thing it can hang its hat on. Pick a core identity, tighten assignments, and empower experienced assistants to add input while Sheppard streamlines calls and roles. How did Jared Goff and the offense actually play? After a brutal start, Jared Goff was excellent and dragged the Lions back into a game that never felt close. Protection issues were central. Offensive tackle Larry Borom, Detroit Lions, struggled in his third tackle role, and offensive tackle Penei Sewell, Detroit Lions, had an uncharacteristically rough night that disrupted both the run game and timing. Edge rusher Greg Rousseau, Buffalo Bills, consistently impacted snaps, and Detroit did not meaningfully exploit the surprise absence of defensive tackle Ed Oliver, Buffalo Bills. Running back Jahmyr Gibbs, Detroit Lions, sparked with a 16 yard run and helped as a receiver, and wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, Detroit Lions, kept chains moving during the rally. Guard Tate Ratledge, Detroit Lions, earned praise for steady play. The offense finished with 31 points, but the early hole and defensive leakage erased any comeback chance. What must change before the New York Jets in Week 3? Establish a clear defensive identity and get off the field. Detroit forced only two punts in Buffalo and gave up six touchdowns, an untenable formula. Linebacker Jack Campbell, Detroit Lions, and linebacker Devin White, Detroit Lions, must clean up run fits, and personnel should be reassessed, including giving cornerback Ennis Rakestraw Jr., Detroit Lions, a look if he is healthy. Head coach Dan Campbell, Detroit Lions, needs immediate schematic focus on third down, early down run integrity, and bust elimination. As Jeff Risdon said, this is a game the Lions should be expected to win comfortably. If it requires a last second kick, the ceiling shrinks to middle of the pack. Week 3 is the mandate to reset and prove this team’s trajectory. #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #jaredgoff #jahmyrgibbs #amon-rast.brown #peneisewell #jackcampbell #dancampbell #larryborom #tateratledge #kelvinsheppard #ennisrakestrawjr. #joshallen #gregrousseau #edoliver #buffalobills #newyorkjets Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- 3 days ago1h 28m
Detroit Lions vs Buffalo Bills Post Game Show - Detroit Lions Podcast Reacts
Detroit Lions vs Buffalo Bills Week 2 post game reaction, live presser, analysis, and listener calls for the 2026 NFL season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- 4 days ago19 min
Lions vs Bills: Last-minute thoughts and final score prediction Detroit Lions Podcast
Can Detroit run on Buffalo’s front without Blake Miller and Christian Mahogany? Yes, the run game is there to attack, but losing two starters changes the approach. Detroit Lions right tackle Blake Miller and Detroit Lions left guard Christian Mahogany being out put more on Detroit Lions tackle Larry Borom and on the scheme. The Bills show 3-4 defensive looks that Detroit has historically attacked with the run. When Buffalo goes nickel and effectively pulls the nose tackle, leaving two lighter ends inside, the middle opens. That is prime to hit with downhill and duo concepts. As Jeff Risdon noted, Larry Borom is better in pass protection than in run blocking, which complicates straight-ahead volume runs. Expect some early cleat checks on the new grass, but weather is not a factor and mid-September in Buffalo is preferable to December. How should Jared Goff attack Buffalo’s secondary? Quarterback Jared Goff, Detroit Lions, must control tempo and use play action to stress linebackers and safeties. There is space behind the second level and on backside throws. Buffalo’s secondary deserves respect, but it is beatable when you manipulate their underneath defenders. That is where Detroit Lions wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa can steal targets on in breakers and glance routes, and where the No. 2 tight end can be a real weapon. As Jeff Risdon noted, Detroit Lions tight end Brock Wright fits the void-hunting role, especially off heavy looks that sell run and release late. The goal is to marry the run and play action so Jared Goff can attack windows without taking unnecessary risks. What must the defense do to keep this from becoming a track meet? Take the ball away and finish the chances. The mandate is to catch the interceptions and recover the fumbles. Houston forced four fumbles and recovered one against Buffalo, a missed opportunity that Detroit must avoid. Head coach Dan Campbell, Detroit Lions, will hammer assignment discipline and opportunism on the short week. Rookie head coach Joe Brady, Buffalo Bills, is familiar to Detroit’s staff from New Orleans days, so there is no mystery in tendencies. These are two of the best offenses and not two of the best defenses, so the game trends toward a shootout unless Detroit converts takeaway chances and tightens red zone spacing. What is the betting outlook and Jeff Risdon’s final score prediction? Jeff Risdon picks Buffalo 34-27. He initially wrote 31-27, then moved to a full touchdown margin. The spread shifted from 3.5 to between 5.5 and 6 at DraftKings on Thursday, with late money leaning Bills. New stadium energy and the condensed prep window favor Buffalo, and offensive line attrition raises Detroit’s margin for error. As Jeff Risdon emphasized, the Lions can score if they control tempo and hit play action, but the decisive swing is finishing takeaways. Big picture, he still views Detroit as an 11 to 13 win team, making health and cleaner execution the priorities after tonight. #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #buffalobills #jaredgoff #dancampbell #blakemiller #christianmahogany #larryborom #isaacteslaa #brockwright #joebrady #highmarkstadium #houstontexans #draftkingsspread #rungame #nickeldefense Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- 5 days ago28 min
Daily DLP: Lions keys to victory vs Bills in Week 2
The Detroit Lions beat the Buffalo Bills by capitalizing on Josh Allen’s turnover chances, matching Buffalo’s heavy 13 personnel with linebackers, and attacking inside on both lines. As Jeff Risdon noted, the Bills ran almost 50 percent of their offense in 13, and Detroit’s base answers that look while avoiding explosive, broken plays. What is the one blueprint for a Detroit Lions win in Buffalo? Win the middle, avoid third and long, and finish takeaways. The Bills edged the Houston Texans 36 to 31, but Houston left interceptions and drive-killers on the field. As Jeff Risdon emphasized, Detroit must convert those Allen-risk throws into turnovers and keep the offense on schedule to deny Buffalo’s edge rush chances. Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell has already hammered the short-week reality. At the new Highmark Stadium on Thursday night, Detroit must keep its poise, button up penalties, and play clean situational football. Ball security matters because Greg Rousseau’s strip-sack timing was game-swinging for Buffalo, with two strip sacks on the first and last drives, both on third and long. How should Detroit defend Josh Allen and Dalton Kincaid? Lean into base and make Allen earn yards on the ground, not over the top. The Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen will take risks, and Detroit cannot drop interception chances. The Bills featured almost 50 percent 13 personnel against Houston, so Detroit can live in base with three linebackers and sturdier run fits. The focal threat is Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid, who frequently aligns wide to dictate matchups. He is a lot like Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta, only deployed as a true mismatch piece outside and back across the formation. Safeties and corners must tackle, and the linebackers must pass off routes cleanly. A controlled "crush the can" rush, squeezing from outside to in, keeps Allen in structure and limits those back-breaking, out-of-structure deep shots. As Jeff Risdon said, accept a few Allen scrambles if it prevents the explosive throws. Where can Jared Goff and the Lions offense attack the Bills? Inside runs and quick-game rhythm. The Texans averaged 3.9 yards per carry, but short-yardage touchdowns compressed that number. Detroit Lions running back David Montgomery’s downhill style fits this matchup. Stay out of obvious passing downs so Buffalo Bills edge rusher Greg Rousseau and Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver cannot tee off. Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff must prioritize ball security because Buffalo hunts strips at the top of the rush. As Jeff Risdon noted, Houston repeatedly targeted Buffalo Bills cornerback Christian Benford. Detroit Lions slot receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown can exploit those leverage points, while Detroit Lions wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa offers the frame to shield defenders on the boundary. Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams needs a cleaner game and precision on gadget timing to stress Buffalo vertically. Which Lions matchups decide this game? Detroit’s linebackers versus tight ends and the interior fronts. Detroit Lions linebacker Jack Campbell, Detroit Lions linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez and Detroit Lions linebacker Derrick Barnes must win against 13 personnel, especially when Dalton Kincaid flexes out. Inside, Detroit Lions defensive tackle Alim McNeill and stunts with Detroit Lions edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson can stress Buffalo’s interior offensive line, which Jeff Risdon identified as a weaker spot. Convert turnover chances, avoid third and long, and finish in the red zone. Do those things, and Detroit walks out of Buffalo with the win. As Jeff Risdon put it, this is absolutely a winnable game if the Lions execute where Houston fell short. #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #jaredgoff #amon-rast.brown #samlaporta #jackcampbell #aidanhutchinson #malcolmrodriguez #derrickbarnes #alimmcneill #davidmontgomery #joshallen #daltonkincaid #gregrousseau #edoliver #christianbenford #buffalobills https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mAWtOIH0YY #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #jaredgoff #amon-rast.brown #samlaporta #jackcampbell #aidanhutchinson #malcolmrodriguez #derrickbarnes #alimmcneill #davidmontgomery #joshallen #daltonkincaid #gregrousseau #edoliver #christianbenford #buffalobills Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- 6 days ago25 min
Daily DLP: Week 1 film takeaways, PFF scores, rookies shine and more Detroit Lions Podcast
The Daily DLP for Tuesday, September 15th looks at some of the broad-stroke takeaways from the Lions Week 1 win over the Saints. We also delve into the PFF team scores and grades, and offer what we can on the Joey Porter Jr. situation with the Steelers. Detroit’s defense was dominant early in the game, but the Saints adjusted to the pressures and the spacing. New Orleans took advantage of some poor coordination in the Lions’ zone coverages. The pass rush from Skyler Gill-Howard, Aidan Hutchinson and others was still bringing it, but getting the ball out quicker and using their speed better helped the Saints light up the Detroit D regardless. Gill-Howard was one of several Lions who stood out individually. First-rounder in 2025, Tyleik Williams had a whale of a game in the start of his second season in Detroit. This year’s first-rounder, Blake Miller, also performed very well in his first NFL game. The moment wasn’t too big for Miller. His injury status is a big detail to watch for when the Lions visit the Buffalo Bills on a short week this Thursday. Dan Campbell seems hopeful Miller will be able to go. A review of the team’s overall PFF grades offers a broad view of how the Lions performed and how it compares to the rest of the NFL in Week 1. We also offer an update on the Lions’ contact with the Steelers regarding Pittsburgh CB Joey Porter Jr., who is the subject of trade rumors as he seeks a new contract. Plus, a look at some of the ways the Lions can tighten up the ship headed to Buffalo. #detroitlions #lions #detroitlionspodcast #jaredgoff #jahmyrgibbs #aidanhutchinson #peneisewell #jackcampbell #dancampbell #rockya-sin #chuckclark #thomasharper #benbartch #larryborom #blakemiller #joeyporterjr. #buffalobills #pittsburghsteelers Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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The Detroit Lions Podcast is an independent, fan-run show covering the Detroit Lions every day — and has since 2015. Hosted by Chris with co-host and managing editor Jeff Risdon, the show breaks down every game with live post-game call-in shows, works through the roster and the schedule, and goes deep on the NFL Draft. Over 1,000 episodes in, it's one of the longest-running Lions podcasts anywhere: no corporate desk, no borrowed takes, just people who have only ever covered this one team. Whether the Lions are rebuilding or contending, we're on it — win, lose, or heartbreak. One Pride.
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