Video: A radio call from the last few seconds of the Detroit Lions’ playoff win over the Los Angeles Rams

Video: A radio call from the last few seconds of the Detroit Lions’ playoff win over the Los Angeles Rams

Dan Miller, who calls Detroit Lions games on the radio, has been an offering to fans for decades. For everyone to hear, Miller’s intense and emotional radio calls are now that the Lions have finally turned the corner, thanks to the Lions online team.

The Lions released a five-minute video on Monday night of Miller’s best calls from their memorable playoff win versus the Los Angeles Rams.

There are some highlights strewn throughout, but the last few minutes of the game take up more than half of the movie.

Miller’s amazing call of Jared Goff’s game-winning throw to Amon-Ra St. Brown is the first thing we hear.

We then stay with Miller for another 150 seconds or so as the play-by-play narrator sets the scene, thanks the fans, and crowns Goff’s amazing night.

The Detroit Lions posted an interesting five-minute video on Monday night that shows Dan Miller’s lively radio calls during their famous playoff win against the Los Angeles Rams.

This video, especially the last few seconds of the game, not only shows how good Miller is as a play-by-play narrator, but it also shows how emotional a major sports event can get.

The most exciting part of the video is without a doubt Dan Miller’s call of Jared Goff’s game-winning pass to Amon-Ra St. Brown.

This radio call will always be a big part of the Detroit Lion’s history. It captures the excitement and energy of their playoff win.

Miller’s comments go beyond the play itself. He sets the scene for the ending, shares the fans’ joy, and praises Goff’s great performance all night long.

This radio call is a great example of how sports comments can make important events in sports history more interesting.

Miller’s commentary goes beyond just giving play-by-play, adding more drama and dramatic depth to the last few seconds.

His skill at capturing the mood, the stress, and the happy release that comes from a long-awaited win shows how announcers have a unique impact on how fans experience and remember great sports events.

It took 32 years, but the Detroit Lions ultimately prevailed in a playoff game. The Lions beat the Los Angeles Rams 24-23, holding on to a late lead. It was the team’s first game win since 1992.

The Lions jumped out with an early lead in front of a loud Ford Field crowd. They then made a big defensive stop during the Rams’ last drive to make the playoffs for the first time in an entire generation.

The Lions have been building up to this point for three years, ever since coach Dan Campbell or GM Brad Holmes changed the team.

This led to the first division title, home playoff game, and now playoff win in 30 years, and the first playoff win in Ford Field’s history.

When the Lions played the Rams tonight, they were the team that stood in their way during the rebuilding process.

It was a good game for Jared Goff against his old team. He completed 22 out of 27 passes, gained 277 yards, and scored one touchdown.

Matt Stafford played great even though he was hurt against his old team, but it wasn’t enough to stop Detroit.

Even though it was tense, the Lions were able to win in overtime and get their first playoff victory in 32 years.

With just over four minutes left, the Lions made a defensive stop at their 44-yard line during the Rams’ last drive.

This gave the ball back to the attack. David Montgomery earned a first down with an 11-yard run on the second play.

Once the two-minute warning was over, Jared Goff found Amon-Ra St. Brown for one last first down to seal the win. He ended the game in winning shape against his old team.