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Progress Without Satisfaction
Episode 169
Monday, 5 January, 2026
Sean opens the episode by asking the question nobody can seem to agree on: how are we supposed to remember this Lions season? Not as a disaster. Not as a success. And definitely not as something to celebrate just because it ended with a win over Chicago.From there, the conversation turns into a blunt assessment of expectations versus reality. Super Bowl-or-bust seasons don’t leave much room for moral victories, and Sean explains why nine wins, inconsistency, and missed opportunities land squarely in uncomfortable territory. He revisits the moments that changed how the year felt, the injuries that mattered most, and why “almost” stopped being good enough a long time ago.The episode also looks ahead, questioning roster construction, leadership philosophy, and whether playing it safe actually costs more in the long run. Along the way, Sean reacts to viewer comments, compares Detroit’s approach to teams willing to push their chips in, and explains why this offseason feels bigger than most.Direct, reflective, and unapologetically honest, this is a conversation for fans who want clarity — not spin — about where things stand and where they’re going next.
