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Titans' 35 first-half points a Turkey Day record
ESPN.com - NFL Nation Blog — ... DETROIT -- There is not much suspense here at Ford Field, where the Titans are up on the Lions, 35-10, at halftime. ...

Rapid Reaction: Titans 47, Lions 10
ESPN.com - NFL Nation Blog — Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky DETROIT -- What did the Titans' shellacking of the Lions at Ford Field today mean? Not that much. Just like it would have been a mistake to read too much into last Sunday's loss to the Jets, the Titans' first defeat of the season, it would be a mistake to put too much into this lopsided victory. The winless Lions are horrifically bad, and the Titans did what a good team should do when given such an opportunity: They efficiently stormed to a comfortable win, establishing ...

Very Thankful I’m Not A Detroit Lions Fan
The Critical Fanatic — What an embarrassment of professional football that was yesterday. Even Cedric Benson could average over five yards per carry against that defense. Chris Johnson and LenDale White combined for 231 easy yards and the Tennessee Titans ran for 292 as a team. Even Kerry Collins got his scramble on and looked like he had 4.4 speed against that pathetic defense. Seriously, it’s time for the NFL to adopt the NBA’s scheduling plan on Christmas and show the best possible games. Thanksgiving is for football and what we got from Detroit on Thursday was not football. By the way, Chris ...

Thanks For Showing Up
Vent About Sports — ... Tennessee 47-Detroit 10 - This game was over before it started. Detroit turned the ball over on their opening drive leading to a Tennessee touchdown, draining any energy that was in the stadium out of it. ...

Sunday Afternoon Linkies
Sports — ... when it’s over? Chores? Errands? Church? Pass. Luckily we still have more than a month left. My might Lions are on their way to achieving something no team has ever done - losing all their games. I don’t even know where to start. Calvin Johnson aka Megatron is pretty much their only keeper - BLOW THE REST UP. It’s funny because you look at the scores from Thanksgiving day and it just looks like all three teams (the Lions, the Cardinals and the Seahawks) were blown out; they each lost by more than ...