Sep 23, 2026 · 1 hr 27 min · 13 segments
Week 1 looked normal compared to what went down in Week 2 of the NFL season! The crew take a look through all 16 games patreon.com/FinalDown
Punk RaiderHostHannahHostJimHostDaveHostWe start every pod with the first game of the weekend, Thursday night.
That one was Detroit Lions and the Buffalo Bills.
The home opener at New Highmark Stadium went pretty well for the Bills.
They were just sharper, quicker and more ruthless, especially in the first half over the Lions.
He ended up with three passing and two rushing touchdowns to make nine in two games already.
Detroit looked marginally better in the second half.
Jameer Gibbs was his usual skittish self.
Sam Brown had some good catches, including a post-touchdown and a goal-line slant.
but the Bills were always comfortable.
We might need to have a conversation about Dan Campbell.
The final score was the Detroit Lions 31, Buffalo Bills 41.
We do not need a conversation about Dan Campbell.
It's two games, chill.
It's not just two games, is it? You've got last season as well.
You do.
Listen, it's all right.
infinity stone out of that gauntlet, mate, you're just left with a tight end coach who likes to go for it and doesn't know what he's doing.
bit harsh I like Dan Campbell's balls but he needs he needs a genius behind it as well
he needs coordinators that think outside the box you're absolutely right Dan Campbell is a motivator and there does come a point in time with motivators where you just don't hear their voice anymore and if he's not getting those players you know on the same page and pumped up each game then yes conversation will need to happen but I agree with Dave it's week two let's settle down we're not you know They are 1-1 in theory, although the Pills completely outplayed them in this game.
Whoever was going to go to that home opener in that new stadium was likely to run into a bit of a Bills tidal wave.
We start every pod with the first game of the weekend, Thursday night.
That one was Detroit Lions and the Buffalo Bills.
The home opener at New Highmark Stadium went pretty well for the Bills.
They were just sharper, quicker and more ruthless, especially in the first half over the Lions.
He ended up with three passing and two rushing touchdowns to make nine in two games already.
Detroit looked marginally better in the second half.
Jameer Gibbs was his usual skittish self.
Sam Brown had some good catches, including a post-touchdown and a goal-line slant.
but the Bills were always comfortable.
We might need to have a conversation about Dan Campbell.
The final score was the Detroit Lions 31, Buffalo Bills 41.
We do not need a conversation about Dan Campbell.
It's two games, chill.
It's not just two games, is it? You've got last season as well.
You do.
Listen, it's all right.
infinity stone out of that gauntlet, mate, you're just left with a tight end coach who likes to go for it and doesn't know what he's doing.
bit harsh I like Dan Campbell's balls but he needs he needs a genius behind it as well
he needs coordinators that think outside the box you're absolutely right Dan Campbell is a motivator and there does come a point in time with motivators where you just don't hear their voice anymore and if he's not getting those players you know on the same page and pumped up each game then yes conversation will need to happen but I agree with Dave it's week two let's settle down we're not you know They are 1-1 in theory, although the Pills completely outplayed them in this game.
Whoever was going to go to that home opener in that new stadium was likely to run into a bit of a Bills tidal wave.
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