Grok says Bears sweep Lions

Elon been sharing his stash with Grok. :rofl::rofl:

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I just asked, grok gave the Lions the sweep

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Who the Sam Hell is Grok !?

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I also asked Grok to predict the Lions game by game wins and losses, and here are the results.

Detroit Lions 2025 Game-by-Game Predictions

Week 1: at Green Bay Packers (Sep. 7, 4:25 p.m. ET, CBS)
The Lions have dominated Green Bay recently, winning their last three trips to Lambeau Field. Despite opening on the road, Detroit’s familiarity with the Packers and Jared Goff’s ability to perform in milder September weather give them the edge. The Lions’ offense, led by Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jahmyr Gibbs, should overpower Green Bay’s defense.
Prediction: Win (1-0)

Week 2: vs. Chicago Bears (Sep. 14, 1:00 p.m. ET, FOX)
Ben Johnson returns to Ford Field as Chicago’s head coach, bringing familiarity with Detroit’s playbook. However, the Bears are still integrating Caleb Williams and a rebuilt offensive line, and the Lions’ home crowd will be relentless. Detroit’s defense, bolstered by Hutchinson and rookie Tyleik Williams, should disrupt Chicago’s rhythm early in the season.
Prediction: Win (2-0)

Week 3: at Baltimore Ravens (Sep. 22, 8:15 p.m. ET, ESPN/ABC)
Lamar Jackson’s 24-2 record against NFC teams and Detroit’s historical struggles in Baltimore (0-6) make this a tough matchup. The Ravens’ physicality, led by Jackson and Derrick Henry, will test Detroit’s new defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard. The Monday night road environment adds to the challenge, and the Lions drop a close one.
Prediction: Loss (2-1)

Week 4: vs. Cleveland Browns (Sep. 28, 1:00 p.m. ET, FOX)
Cleveland’s uncertain quarterback situation and strong defense led by Myles Garrett pose a challenge, but Detroit’s home advantage and offensive line, potentially strengthened by rookie Tate Ratledge, should control the game. The Lions’ secondary feasts on Cleveland’s passing inconsistencies.
Prediction: Win (3-1)

Week 5: at Cincinnati Bengals (Oct. 5, 4:25 p.m. ET, FOX)
Joe Burrow and the Bengals are a dangerous team when healthy, but Cincinnati’s inconsistent front office decisions leave gaps. Detroit’s balanced attack and improving defense keep this game competitive, but Burrow’s playmaking at home tips the scales in a high-scoring affair.
Prediction: Loss (3-2)

Week 6: at Kansas City Chiefs (Oct. 12, 8:20 p.m. ET, NBC)
Facing the defending Super Bowl champions on the road in primetime is daunting. Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid’s track record (no more than six losses since 2014) makes this a steep challenge. Detroit’s offense keeps it close, but the Chiefs’ experience prevails.
Prediction: Loss (3-3)

Week 7: vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Oct. 20, 7:00 p.m. ET, ESPN)
The Lions have beaten Tampa Bay twice recently, including in the 2024 playoffs. At home on Monday night, Detroit’s crowd and offensive firepower overwhelm a Bucs team that upset them in 2024. The Lions’ defense clamps down on Baker Mayfield.
Prediction: Win (4-3)

Week 8: vs. Minnesota Vikings (Oct. 30, Thursday Night)
Minnesota, with JJ McCarthy at quarterback, may face growing pains. Detroit, coming off a bye week, has extra prep time at home. The Lions’ familiarity with the Vikings (sweeping them in 2024) and a healthier roster lead to a convincing win.
Prediction: Win (5-3)

Week 10: at Washington Commanders (Nov. 9)
A playoff rematch after Washington’s 45-31 upset in the 2024 divisional round. Jayden Daniels’ mobility is a concern, but a healthier Detroit defense, led by Hutchinson, contains him. The Lions, motivated for revenge, pull out a gritty road win.
Prediction: Win (6-3)

Week 11: at Philadelphia Eagles (Nov. 16, Sunday Night Football)
The Eagles, with Jalen Hurts and a potent offense, are a formidable foe. Detroit’s secondary has struggled against elite passing attacks, and Philly’s home crowd makes this a tough primetime matchup. The Lions fall short in a shootout.
Prediction: Loss (6-4)

Week 12: vs. New York Giants (Nov. 23)
The Giants are among the weakest teams on Detroit’s schedule. Despite a tough stretch before and after this game, the Lions’ talent overwhelms New York at home. Aidan Hutchinson dominates against a shaky Giants offensive line.
Prediction: Win (7-4)

Week 13: vs. Green Bay Packers (Nov. 27, Thanksgiving)
The Packers upset Detroit on Thanksgiving in 2023, but the Lions have since asserted dominance in the rivalry. At home, Detroit’s crowd and offensive line control the game, though Green Bay keeps it close. The Lions split the season series.
Prediction: Win (8-4)

Week 14: vs. Dallas Cowboys (Dec. 7)
Dallas is improved but inconsistent. At Ford Field, Detroit’s offense, led by Goff and Gibbs, exploits the Cowboys’ defense. The Lions’ home dominance continues, even against a frisky Dallas team.
Prediction: Win (9-4)

Week 15: at Los Angeles Rams (Dec. 14)
A road game against Matthew Stafford and the Rams is always emotional. Detroit’s motivation to give Goff a win at SoFi Stadium, combined with a healthier defense, edges out LA in a close contest.
Prediction: Win (10-4)

Week 16: vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (Dec. 21)
Pittsburgh’s quarterback situation (potentially Mason Rudolph or a new signee) is a weak point. Detroit’s defense, with Hutchinson and D.J. Reader, stifles the Steelers’ run-heavy approach at home.
Prediction: Win (11-4)

Week 17: at Minnesota Vikings (Dec. 25, Christmas)
A late-season road game against Minnesota could be tricky, especially with McCarthy potentially finding his stride. The Vikings’ home crowd and Detroit’s fatigue from a grueling schedule lead to an upset.
Prediction: Loss (11-5)

Week 18: at Chicago Bears (TBD)
Ben Johnson’s Bears have had a full season to gel, and Soldier Field is tough late in the year. However, Detroit’s extra rest (from the Christmas game) and motivation to secure a high seed give them a slight edge in a tight divisional battle.
Prediction: Win (12-5)

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Ugh, those narratives are so… narratized.

AI is only as good as the info it has consumed. Since AI consumes human generated info (for now…), is it any wonder what comes out?

GIGO: Garbage In Garbage Out

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

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That seems reasonable.

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back to the topic, who believes that Chicago sweeps us -I think it’s the other way around. frankly, I don’t think they are good enough to sweep a NFL team…and I’ll say that only lights a fire under OUR players to beat the socks off them. Now I cannot WAIT until we face The Bears !!!

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Damn he seems to have us losing to all the top teams, must be the change in coordinators.
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this was my chatgpt result

Week Date Opponent Location Prediction
1 Sep 7 at Packers Lambeau Field W – Slow start, but Goff prevails in a rivalry opener
2 Sep 14 vs Bears Ford Field W – Dominant; home advantage and weaker opponent
3 Sep 22 (Mon) at Ravens (MNF) Baltimore L – Tough primetime challenge; early season test
4 Sep 28 vs Browns Ford Field W – One-sided home win
5 Oct 5 at Bengals Cincinnati W – Break the long skid with grit
6 Oct 12 (Sun) at Chiefs (SNF) Kansas City L – High stakes; Chiefs’ home-field advantage wins
7 Oct 20 (Mon) vs Buccaneers (MNF) Ford Field W – Revenge after ’24 loss; stifling defense
8 Bye — — —
9 Nov 2 vs Vikings Ford Field W – Division favorites, home comfort
10 Nov 9 at Commanders Washington W – Motivated revenge game
11 Nov 16 (Sun) at Eagles (SNF) Philadelphia L – Tip-of-the-cap effort falls short
12 Nov 23 vs Giants Ford Field W – Routine win
13 Nov 27 vs Packers (Thanksgiving) Ford Field W – Emotional “Turkey Day” bounce-back
14 Dec 4 (Thu) vs Cowboys (TNF) Ford Field W – Prime-time spark, solid performance
15 Dec 14 at Rams Los Angeles W – Veteran grit in a tight West Coast game
16 Dec 21 vs Steelers Ford Field W – Steady win over middling opponent
17 Dec 25 (Thu) at Vikings (Christmas) Minnesota L – Holiday showdown, minimal rest, Vikings pull off upset
18 Jan TBD at Bears Chicago W – Close finale, playoff seeding push

We need a new specific slur for people that are into ChatGPT and AI slop. I genuinely don’t understand how this is interesting or entertaining.

I use it for my D&D stuff, but more as a storage facility. I input all my gaming stuff and it’s incredibly handy to ask for a plot point I’ve put in that I can’t remember like ‘what happened with character X and that npc’

Grok is incredibly helpful in looking for good answers to technical questions and for generating technical documentation.

Google’s AI is pretty good at generating images.

Microsoft / Copilot is trash.

ChatGPT I looked past right away because I was finding better answers with other platforms. (for instance, an SMS-based chatbot that provides help with Excel formulas or Employer/Employee contract language.)

In before @CuriousHusker …

What a Grok of sh!t!!

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Over/Under is 4 weeks on how long it will take Bears fans to realize the Lions offense didn’t come with Ben Johnson.

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