NFL fans react to Aidan Hutchinson's pregame outfit for the Lions vs. ships


Aidan Hutchinson arrived in style in his team's final stand. The Detroit Lions edge rusher was spotted wearing a rugged black and gray denim jacket and pants over a black shirt before the game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday.

She also wore shades and carried a black leather bag in one hand and a jug labeled:

And there was much division over its appearance:

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“This adjustment is so difficult,” one raved.

“These idiot people dress like whores 🤦🏽‍♂️”, another vomits.

what grade do you have How to dress like a (expletive)?” asked another.

In their last game, a loss against the Kansas City Chiefs, Hutchinson had a late hit on Mahomes that gave the Lions an unnecessary roughness penalty. However, he managed to escape punishment for the incident.

The Lions predicted they will get their fellow Pro Bowler to pair with Aidan Hutchinson

Defensive deficiencies have been a major obstacle to the Lions' quest for their first Super Bowl appearance, and having Aidan Hutchinson ahead is not enough.

Za'Darius Smith could have been the perfect complementary piece, but he only lasted half a season before being released. Marcus Davenport and Al-Quadin Muhammad haven't exactly had the best numbers. Defensive tackle Alim McNeill has been good inside but just returned from an ACL tear.

So ESPN's Bill Barnwell suggests a trade for Cincinnati Bengals' reigning sack king Trey Hendrickson to pair him with Hutchinson, something he's done before but now seems more viable given the timing:

“If the Lions were to acquire Hendrickson in the offseason, it would have been as part of a move to sign the star to an extension. Now, with Hendrickson in the final year of his deal, that would be a pure rental. The Bengals are closer to losing Hendrickson for nothing in free agency.”

Plus, if the Bengals make a move now, they'll get draft compensation (second-round pick next year instead of compensatory, possibly third-round, in 2027) and $11 million in savings they could retool for the future. He adds:

“And in a division where the Packers added Micah Parsons and quickly eliminated the Lions, would Hendrickson shift the balance of power toward Detroit?”

The trade deadline is November 4th.