That would be a great Super Bowl 2025

The Detroit Lions entered Week 15 on Sunday afternoon facing their biggest test of the season against the Buffalo Bills in a possible preview of the 2025 Super Bowl.

So far they have failed this test in the first half. At least defensively they were behind 21:14 at halftime.

The Bills scored touchdowns on their first three possessions, with MVP favorite Josh Allen scoring twice and James Cook giving them a 21-7 lead midway through the second quarter. Allen was untouched on his second score, a 4-yard keeper, and Cook was untouched on his 6-yard dash with 8:15 left before halftime.

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“It’s a clinic right now,” CBS commentator Tony Romo said after Cook’s touchdown.

Tim Patrick’s 12-yard touchdown after a Jared Goff scramble had put the Lions up 14-7 at 13:36 of the second quarter.

The Lions then ran a trick play on their next possession, where Goff threw to offensive tackle Dan Skipper and completed a 9-yard catch-and-run touchdown to bring the Lions back within a touchdown, 21-14 3:01 into halftime.

That led Free Press to hit longtime Lions writer Dave Birkett tweet: “It’s going to be one heck of a Super Bowl.”

The Bills responded to a 64 yard pass from Allen to rookie Keon Coleman, but the Lions’ defense held Buffalo to a field goal attempt that Tyler Bass missed from 24 yards out with 1:47 to play in the half. Bass may have been iced out after a long injury delay when Lions cornerback Khalil Dorsey was sidelined with an ankle injury.

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That would be a great Super Bowl 2025

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