VIDEO: Detroit Lions front office’s EXPLODES after team’s TDs vs. Bucs

On Monday night, the Detroit Lions launched their weekly “Calls of the Game” video, highlighting the very best radio calls from Lions play-by-play commentator Dan Miller and color analyst/Lions legend Lomas Brown. The videos likewise provide us a remarkable behind-the-scenes take a look at the gameday operations of the Lions Radio Network.

But today’s video for the 20-6 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers included an additional little perk. Because ideal beside the radio cubicle in Raymond James Stadium was the suite for the Lions’ front workplace. So in addition to seeing how Miller and Brown respond to the video game’s finest plays, we likewise get a quite clear take a look at how Lions management responded reside in the minute.

Featured plainly in the video is Lions assistant basic supervisor Ray Agnew (on the leading row) standing in between primary interactions and brand name officer Brian Facchini (far side) and primary running officer Mike Disner (often in the center row). It’s tough to make out everybody in the bottom row, however 2 apparent faces are president and CEO Rod Wood and basic supervisor Brad Holmes.

Just see how everybody responds to Amon-Ra St. Brown goal, consisting of Lomas Brown, who can’t overcome simply how incredible of a block that was from running back Craig Reynolds.

The response to the 45-yard bomb to Jameson Williams might be even much better. Miller is practically losing his mind on the mic, on the other hand, we see Holmes blow up out of his seat and do some aggressive clapping that might split a walnut.

“Jameson, MAKES THE CATCH!” Miller exclaims. “Touchdown, Detroit Lions! That’s what I’m talking about! That’s what I’m talking about, number nine! Had to re-arrange, turn around, grab the football, and that’s exactly what he did with Ryan Neal draped all over him. I see you, number nine. THAT’S what you’re capable of, young man. Changing the game.”

This is among the very best editions of “Calls of the Game,” so I recommend you drop whatever you’re doing today and see the three-minute video: