Lions looking for 3rd straight win; Minnesota remains unbeaten ahead of division clash

All right, to the NFL now, where the Lions will begin the month of November looking for their third straight win and make a strong statement in the division as they host Minnesota, a team that hasn't lost a game yet. Plenty of implications in this one, and Dan Campbell and his team know just how big it is to keep stacking wins if they want to get to where they want to go. You've got an opportunity to go up 2-0 in a tough division, and they are 2-0 in our division. That's the other thing. And so you got a chance to kind of stay in the... Stay in the hunt there. So it's important in that regard. Time is running out, yet there's still a lot of football left. So let's keep it perspective. We just need to play good, clean, disciplined football, man. We are getting better. We really are. And we've got to play a little bit better than we did last week, too. Yeah, as the saying goes, Dave, it could get late real early if they lose that game tomorrow. All right, I know we're all excited about the extra hour of sleep, but you'll also get a special extended edition of Lions Game Day Live. We kick things off at 30 minutes early at 9.30 from Ford Field with Miller, Wojcik, Birchie, Woody, and me as we get you set for the 1 p.m. kick against the Vikings right here. And then at 4.30, it is our home of the Lions postgame show. And, of course, we will put a nice little bow on all of it with SportsWorks Sunday night at 11 p.m. It is all right here on your home of the Lions, Fox 2 Detroit tomorrow. So we've got a big day tomorrow. Tonight a big night, kids trick-or-treating, extra hour of sleep. It's just all setting up for a perfect Lions game day. It's all good, and even better with the win, right? Yeah, it's an important, important game for them, like Dan said, with the division. They can go to 2-0 in the division, and that is a huge step. That's massive, absolutely. Very cool. All right.