An expert thinks deeply about the Detroit Lions’ 2026 schedule, which features a critical matchup against Germany set for November 15. This decision raises questions about team strategy and player well-being during international travel. While the Lions typically enjoy a 10-day break after their international game, the shortened timeframe complicates rest schedules. Some analysts argue that this timing may give Detroit more flexibility, while others believe it could lead to overtraining. Personally, I think the Lions might be losing out on the rest they deserve after an international trip. What makes this particularly fascinating is how the NFL’s traditional bye system now seems less predictable, and how teams must adapt to new constraints. If you’re interested, you can catch the podcast here: [Podcast Link].
