Looking at the rest of the current top teams in the NFL and their records against teams that currently hold a winning record:

  • Eagles (9-1) are 4-0

  • Ravens (8-3) are 4-2

  • Chiefs (7-3) are 3-2

  • 49ers (7-3) are 3-2

  • Jaguars (7-3) are 1-3

  • Cowboys (7-3) are 0-2

  • Dolphins (7-3) are 0-3

Part of the Lions’s low record against winning teams is due to a weaker NFC North this season (although Vikings currently hold a winning record and Lions have yet to play them). But it still stands that the Lions have had a relatively weaker schedule this year, and have not defeated a team with a current winning record since Week 1.

This stands to change with upcoming games against the Vikings (6-5) and Cowboys (7-3), as well as possibly the Broncos and Saints (5-5) depending on how their records turn out.

  • king_17@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I don’t think lions fans even care. Winning the north and getting a home playoff game for the first time in what 30 years? Yea they’re fine be called frauds

    • SilentRanger42@alien.topBEnglish
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      1 year ago

      Yeah, beating all the teams you’re supposed to beat is the sign of a good NFL team. If you’re 9-0 against the under .500 teams you only need to win half your games against the good teams to finish 13-4 and be in the running for a top seed.