Thoughts after 1st quarter, Lions, Jets preseason Game 1
- Sam Martin's first punt was extremely impressive. It was a 54-yard directional kick for a fair catch inside the 10-yard line. Also, he routinely slammed his first two kickoffs to the back of the end for touchback. Good signs.
- Bill Bentley missed what should have been an easy open field tackle on the Jets' tight end early in the first quarter. He could have prevented a first down and didn't. It was a disappointing play. Conversely, on the same play you could see why the Lions wanted to re-sign DeAndre Levy. He can run and closed quickly and made the tackle.
- You got a glimpse at what Reggie Bush can do when he gets the ball in space.
- Although it's just a preseason game, it's almost like stealing candy from a baby for Calvin Johnson. It'd been far more interesting if the Lions' tested Dee Milliner with Johnson rather than Patrick Edwards. It was nonetheless an excellent play by Millner to prevent a TD.
- Backup safety is an obvious concern and you can see why already early in the preseason. Chris Hope is past his well past his prime and Don Carey is, well, Don Carey. It was alarming on the Jets' scoring drive.
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