Are you buying into them, struggling more outdoors than
they do indoors? I am. And it's equally
as much because the weather is going to be nice
in, in San Francisco. But the Lions have
played in, in not bad weather. They scored
six points in Baltimore. They scored 21 points,
which is a little bit above their outdoor average in
Kansas City. And yes, they, they,
you know, they went off for 30 whatever at
, at Green Bay. It's, it's not perfect
, they're capable, but it's pretty, you know
, it's a whatever that is 13 ish points per
game, fewer outdoors than indoors. And I think
part of it is just getting out into the open
air out of the dome. They're comfortable on the
dome surface also plays a role. Um, that's
turf indoors. Jared Goff is a good turf quarterback
. Now, you're going out onto grass, a
surface that he doesn't play as well on. So
th again, 14 indoor games for the Lions this
year, that sounds ridiculous to play that many.
But eight regular season home games, two home playoff
games and four road games in domes totals 14,
five outdoor games, 17.8 points per game. With
the last one being 13 in Chicago in December.
They've only played outdoors once in the last 12 weeks
. That's three months. No matter what, this
is going to be a little different, they're very
accustomed to whether it's at home or not coming out
and playing in a dome and they're not doing that
here in a huge game on the road. I
have to believe this is going to play a little
bit of a factor in.