In Lions Stock Report we attempt to provide a bellwether for individual performance on the Detroit Lions, but to make that happen effectively it requires a variance in trending activity. Right now, there aren’t a lot of bright stocks. Fans are panic-selling. Complete market collapse. Bears, literal bears are eating the day traders. Awful, wretched adrenochrome-extracting things that Dr. Hunter S. Thompson warned us about.
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Perhaps this is a fault of hope, pernicious as it is.
There were great expectations that sprang from Stafford’s aborted 2019 season, glimpses of greatness that suggested that he was getting comfortable with Darrell Bevell’s system, that perhaps maybe, at age 32, he could channel his apotheosis and provide the winning heart the Lions so desperately needed from the franchise himself.