Thanksgiving week arrives with family traditions, turkey baths, and a Lions win that somehow raised more concern than comfort. Shep & Sean dive into why Detroit’s victory didn’t quiet any alarms: an offense that has become painfully one-dimensional, protection issues that won’t go away, and a coaching staff struggling to generate rhythm or creativity.

They break down Jared Goff’s tunnel vision, the lack of involvement for key weapons like Jameson Williams and how the offensive line’s regression continues to shape every conversation. On defense, they revisit Aidan Hutchinson’s surprising stat line, the frustrating inconsistency up front, and how turnovers could be the only real path to a Green Bay upset.

The guys also size up Thursday’s matchup with the Packers, discuss Jordan Love’s polarizing trajectory, and explain why the Lions should be better — but aren’t playing like it. Plus: Ohio State vs. Michigan, coaching stubbornness, and a few laughs about Thanksgiving hosting chaos.