The Tennessee Titans will try to do the incredible on Sunday: They’ll try to win a game and then face the Detroit Lions.
In case you’re wondering why we’re bringing the Lions into this, it’s because the garbage team this season has been able to win their next game and then face Detroit. There seems to be some kind of hangover impact that comes with going through the Lions, or you just get hit so hard that you won’t win the next sport. Regardless of the reason, groups aren’t just dropping out and then passing through Detroit, they are getting EXPLOITED.
It doesn’t matter if a team wins or loses to the Lions; This development occurs better in a team’s next sport than in Detroit. Here’s a look at the Lions’ fighters so far in 2024 and how they made the future against Detroit.
Future 1: Rams in Lions
Los Angeles’ next sport: Lost 41-10 to the Cardinals
Future 2: Buccaneers in the Lions
Tampa Bay’s next sport: Lost 26-7 to the Broncos in a game in which Tampa Bay was a six-point favorite.
Future 3: Lions in Cardinals
Arizona’s next sport: Lost 42-14 to Commanders in a game where Arizona was a 3.5 favorite
Future 4: Seahawks on lions
Seattle’s next sport: Lost 29-20 to the Giants in a game where Seattle was wanted by 7
Future 5: The Lions say goodbye (each and every NFL team, thank you)
Future 6: lions in jeans
Dallas’ next sport: The Cowboys had a bye at Future 7, losing 30-24 to the 49ers
Future 7: Lions in Vikings
Minnesota’s next sport: Lost 30-20 to the Rams in a game where Minnesota was a 2.5 favorite
Future 8: Titans in lions
Tennessee’s next sport: Patriots at Titans (Tennessee likes by 3.5).
That’s six teams that overcame a combined 0-6 and then faced the Lions, and four of the teams were expected to win. Also, none of these games looked very similar. The six losses were by an average of 17.2 points depending on the sport and five of the six teams lost by two ratings.
The streak persisted into Destination 8 with the Cowboys and Vikings losing their first game and then facing the Lions. Now, the streak will be tested once again when the Titans host Brandnew England on Sunday in a game where Tennessee is valued for more than a rushing goal.
If the Patriots walk into Sunday unsatisfied, Titans fans can blame the Lions.
