Game 16: Lions vs. Packers

Here's a breakdown of some KILLER stats.

• Lion's Offense: 30th out of 32
• Lion's Passing: 26th out of 32
• Lion's Rushing: 30th out of 32
• Lion's Defense: 32nd out of 32

And just for grins, we'll do the rest of this....

Quarterback Comparison

Name	QB Rating	Comp-Att	Comp %	Yards	TD-Int	Fumbles
Dan Orlovsky	74.3	121-213	56.8%	1,391	6-6	3
Aaron Rodgers	91.4	320-505	63.4%	3,730	25-13	8

Rodgers is better. His interceptions total is a bit of a concern, especially when you combine it with the fumbles.

Rushing Comparison

Name	Carries	Yards	TDs	Catches	Yards	TDs
Kevin Smith	210	884	7	36	279	0
Ryan Grant	293	1,097	4	15	93	1

Grant is the better 'back.

Receiving Comparison

Name	Catches	Yards	TDs	Fumbles
Calvin Johnson	69	1,229	10	3
Shaun McDonald	35	332	1	2
Michael Gaines	23	260	1	3
Greg Jennings	75	1,191	9	1
Donald Drivver	68	901	4	0
Jordy Nelson	32	357	2	0

Packers are better here... too. Surprise.

Defense Comparison

Name	Tackles	Sacks	Ints-TD	Deflections
Paris Lenon	115	1.5	0-0	3
Leigh Bodden	66	0.0	1-0	12
DeWayne White	37	5.5	1-0	2
Nick Collins	67	0.0	6-3	13
Charles Woodson	60	3.0	6-2	15
Aaron Kampman	56	9.5	0-0	1

Wow. The Lions have only 4 picks this season. DeWayne White leads the Lions with the 5.5 sacks. Collins and Woodson, both with the Packers, have more interceptions than the ENTIRE team of the Lions... Forecast: Lions finish 0-16. Why? Well, they have the worst defense. The Packers have the #11 offense with the 9th best passing. And that... well, that's enough to send the Lions packing (pun intended). Score: 27-10.

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