The Michael Rothstein Show Live at Regents Field

This is it. The finale of the Michael Rothstein Show and we end it in the most appropriate way possible, answering any and all questions you have about the Detroit Lions or anything else in a supersized mailbag edition of the show as we say farewell.

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Longtime friend of the podcast Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press joins the show one last time to discuss the 2020 Detroit Lions, how the franchise reached this point and what could happen next with Matthew Stafford, Kenny Golladay as well as the coach and general manager searches. And stay tuned toward the end for a little bit of a prediction. Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join

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The Detroit Lions 2020 season is over and so is the book on the Matt Patricia-Bob Quinn era. We touch on that, a little bit of what happened in Sunday's finale against Minnesota and get into the future of Matthew Stafford and the immediate future of the Lions. Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join

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ESPN's Courtney Cronin joins the show to break down the season finale between the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings. Plus the show discusses a bit about Matthew Stafford, some about Kenny Golladay as the new year gets going. This episode is brought to you by Indeed and BetOnline. Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join

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New England Patriots linebacker (and former Detroit Lions and New York Jets LB) Brandon Copeland joins the show to talk about life on the Forbes 30-under-30 list, how his time in Detroit jumpstarted both his NFL career and his non-football ventures, being a professor at the University of Pennsylvania and how a plan with Nike Fitness trainer Joe Holder actually led Copeland into real estate. This episode is brought to you by Indeed and BetOnline. Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join

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The Detroit Lions 2020 season is almost (mercifully) over, so we take a peek at every player on Detroit's roster at the moment and evaluate who might be around in 2021 and who might not be around as the team heads toward another full regime change. Some surprises await. This episode is brought to you by Indeed and BetOnline. Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join

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It's a Mailbag episode of the podcast, filled with all your Detroit Lions questions. What's the future for the Lions? How attractive are the jobs that are open? How many defensive players currently on the Lions might be back next season? We get into all that and more on this episode of the show, sponsored by Indeed and BetOnline. Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join

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The Detroit Lions were completely destroyed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on national television Saturday -- we try to make sense of some of it (although at this point, there's not much to make sense of). Plus, at the top, we talk about the future of the show. This episode is brought to you by Indeed, BetOnline and Blue Wire Hustle. Submit your Blue Wire Hustle application here: http://bwhustle.com/join

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The Detroit Lions have new coaches again because, well, 2020, amirite? COVID-19 close contacts sent interim head coach Darrell Bevell away from the bench and into a hotel room. Same with other assistants. We explain what's going on, what the new staff is going to look like (just for Saturday) and then we break down the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Detroit Lions with ESPN's Jenna Laine. This episode is brought to you by Indeed and BetOnline.

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We get into it in this episode, mostly about how the LIons can play a reasonable game with a defensive coaching staff unable to do anything (2:00). A ton of your questions on the future of the wide receivers, of Romeo Okwara and the obligatory coaching search questions (8:45). Then my colleague Nick Wagoner comes on (38:15) -- he covers the Niners -- and we explain exactly what Robert Saleh could bring to Detroit, the chance Adam Peters could come with him and whether or not Matthew Stafford may end up with the Niners (or elsewhere) sooner than later. And we get in some zingers along the way. A fun, packed-in episode.

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