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Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn being pulled away to be interviewed all week caused a lack of focus from them and a distraction to the players.

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Woodward Sports Network1 year ago

Do you agree with Anson that the interviews were a distraction?

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Your Daily Post1 year ago

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DOCXRP1 year ago

Shouldn’t be allowed to interview until after the season is over.

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Swim1 year ago

Technically a true statement. But you are fishing for things to complain about. We played like dogshit, but it was a great year.

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Michael Sandwhich1 year ago

They did the same thing last year and they won two playoff games. Find a new slant

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TBillWMU1 year ago

Jayden Daniels, a good Commanders team, a depleted Defense and turnovers were to blame. It’s pretty simple.

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Mar1 year ago

Anything to run away from the facts . Jared crippled the defense early.

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HillTeeMike1 year ago

True: I believe head coaching interviews should not be taken place during the playoffs it was a distraction for this @Lions team. On both sides of the ball.

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Clay 🇺🇲1 year ago

Yeah, because that isn't happening to other successful teams....every year.

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MotownMarcinGB1 year ago

I don’t buy that at all.

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Brad Berreman1 year ago

Except they did interviews before the week of preparation, and before the Lions even knew who their opponent would be....but don't let those easily provable facts get in the way of a crap take

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