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Coach Schwartz Sez: 9/17/12
Reaction from loss to Niners
Posted: 09/17/2012
Lions head coach Jim Schwartz talked with Tom Leyden on Action News after the Lions loss to San Francisco Sunday night.
In their conversation, Tom and Jim cover the offense's struggle to spread the ball around against the Niners defense and the fateful drive in the fourth quarter that witnessed the Lions defense surrender three separate third down conversions.
Can they take any positives from Sunday's loss? How do they regroup for this week's game against Tennessee? How good does Schwartz think the 49ers team really is?
Watch the conversation by CLICKING HERE.
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