American Thanksgiving

I wish I had a good explanation for why my team is doomed to season after season of embarrassing performances, but sadly, I have none. Alright, I have one. They’re a bad team. Being a bad team encompasses so much, ranging from poor draft selections to boneheaded front office moves to the play on the field itself. As much as I want to believe they’re underachieving and the victims of unfortunate circumstances, close to a decade of futility has splashed a bit of water on my face.
That being said, I’m not about to jump ship and abandon my team. I’ve lived through the decades of pathetic Tiger baseball and a chunk of the 90s where Detroit Basketball meant a fire sale of talent and/or early playoff exits. So one of these years, the Lions will turn it around and I’ll be able to proudly sport my home jersey (or perhaps my other home jersey) more than once a year. Until that time, number 54 stays in the closet, only to see the light of day on the American Thanksgiving. Enjoy the game! Til next time…
Labels: Detroit Lions, football, traditions
4 Comments:
You already know the answer. How does a fish rot?
The day after Harper's "Quebec is a nation" motion, and all you have to talk about is your Detroit Lions? For shame!
Hey I was big in London once as well!
The Lions are the tougher problem to fix. After all, Montreal has a pretty good CFL team.
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