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NFL: Lions vs. Patriots - Tempers flare during the 4th Quarter of Thanksgiving Day Game

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Uploaded by on Nov 26, 2010

As the Patriots started to pull away from the Lions in the Thanksgiving Day Game, tempers started to flare. The Lions had lost their cool following a scrum after a PAT kick. There was an unsportsmanlike conduct called on Suh after which Lions coach Jim Schwartz was seen yelling at Suh.

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  • @KaoTiX10 This was Thanksgiving, you're thinking of the preseason game where the Lions were all over Brady

  • weren't the lions pulling away from the pats? Detroit killed them if i remember correctly.

  • Silly lions, flags are for raiders!

  • So losing his temper on Thanksgiving appears to be nothing new

  • @aznfugitives we'll c buddy =] and btw good game today. 34-10

  • @aznfugitives Fucking murder everyone? woah, woah, slow down brotha. How about you guys just try to get to .500 this year? I mean it hasnt happened in how long? The lions are a fucking embarrassment to the league; continuously among the worst in the league. Been around since the 40s and hasnt even made it to the super bowl

  • Detroit is gonna fuckin murder every one this year!

  • @monkeyinmiddle3 yea leave it to a team who has to fucking deal with so many bad losses and heartbreaking losses over the years, people need to cut this team some slack

  • leave it to detroit...

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