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SUPER BOWL DRIVE: Detroit Lions, Brad Holmes REJECT “Just Good” and Target Ultimate SUCCESS
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- Jun 2, 2026
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- 1647
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Summary
Detroit Lions face Super Bowl skepticism despite Brad Holmes’ aggressive approach. Are fans overlooking the franchise’s commitment to winning it all? Matt Dery confronts the narrative that the Detroit Lions’ front office isn’t serious about a championship run, emphasizing Brad Holmes’ philosophy of drafting, developing, and re-signing top talent like Penei Sewell and Jameson Williams. Hot topics include missed blockbuster trades—most notably Miles Garrett—and whether the Lions should ever embrace an “F them picks” strategy. Recent roster upgrades on the offensive line, overlooked by national rankings, take center stage as Dery questions the team’s absence from ESPN’s top position upgrades. Listener Josh sparks a debate about potential splash trades involving names like Kayvon Thibodeaux and Josh Sweat. Could a bold move be the missing piece for Detroit’s Super Bowl quest? Tune in for sharp analysis, passionate fan perspectives, and insight into the Lions’ strategy as the season approaches.