Lions Guard Jonah Jackson Has Hilarious Mic’d Up Moment

Lions guard Jonah Jackson had a hilarious mic'd up moment while on the sidelines. One of the best things we get with professional sports is mic'd up moments, and this week we got a doozy.

In case you aren't addicted to your phone and constantly scrolling social media, "girl math" and "boy math" are the latest trend. It's mostly the justification of financial decisions based on the way men and women think, but you can apply it to anything. I mention this because it's clear Jonah Jackson keeps score using "boy math."

At Sunday's game vs. the Carolina Panthers, the Lions came out on the hunt. They scored two touchdowns in the first and second quarters, and then another two in the fourth. The team was on fire! That's when we find our boy Jonah trying to figure out how much the Lions are winning by.

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Fortunately, Taylor Decker was by his side to help him through the math problem. The clip is hilarious, and the reaction on the Internet is even funnier. Listen, the boys are here to play some football. We don't need them to add and subtract.

The Lions have been on fire through the first five games of the season. There are still a lot of skeptics out there, but this team finally feels like they are on the right track. They are playing with heart, and it feels like they know the entire city is behind them. It has been thrilling to watch them, and it makes moments like these even more special. I'm sure Jonah Jackson is going to take some shots because of his bad math skills, but when your team is on top it doesn't matter.

The Lions are racking up accolades and have broken a bunch of franchise records. Dan Campbell has said some of the most motivational things I've ever heard. Usually, I'm against bandwagon fans. I've been a Lions fan since the days of the Silverdome. Life long Lions fans have felt pain and suffering. That being said, if you want to jump on our wagon, we have room for you! I'm also here for all of Jonah Jackson's hilarious mic'd up moments! #OnePride #GoLions

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With football set to return in just a few short weeks, fans everywhere are eagerly awaiting their favorite team's first game. We Detroit fans are among the most diehard fanbases in the country, and this time for good reason. The Lions are coming off a nine-win season after just barely missing the playoffs. Many sports experts are even betting sites have picked our Detroit Lions as the favorite to win their division, with Aaron Rodgers finally gone and now playing for the New York Jets. The only presumable threat to the Lions winning the division would be the Minnesota Vikings. The Lions are widely considered to be a more complete team than Minnesota, which is why Detroit is the favorite to win the NFC North and make the playoffs.

The Detroit Lions have a long and storied history. Not many people know that the Lions didn't actually start off in Detroit. Before the Detroit Lions existed, there was the Portsmouth Spartans of Portsmouth, Ohio. The Spartans were founded in 1929 and played in Ohio until 1934 when the team was relocated to Detroit, Michigan. The team was rebranded as the Detroit Lions and have worn the Honolulu Blue and Silver uniforms ever since. Interestingly enough, the Lions have played on Thanksgiving since 1934 because their original owner George Richards had major influence in the media markets. Richards was not only the owner of the Lions but he also owned the well-known Southeastern Michigan radio station WJR.

The Lions are poised to do serious damage this season behind hard-nosed head coach Dan Campbell and quarterback Jared Goff. I have the team winning at least 11 games, as I think they are significantly improved from last year. General Manager Brad Holmes has both improved the defense and offense by adding star power in the secondary and bolstering the front seven with young talent. All while adding star Alabama running back Jahmyr Gibbs and former Bears back David Montgomery to the backfield. One thing is for sure the Lions are going to be good. In honor of how excited fans are heading into the season, here are some of the team's greatest moments over the years! I did have to place links to the videos of some of these moments at the bottom due to the NFL's strict copyright rules.

With just a little over 1 minute left in the game former Lions Quarterback Matthew Stafford marched his team down the field for a score. It wasn't just that he got the comeback win, it was also how he did it. After completing a 22 yard pass to Wide Receiver Calvin Johnson, the ball was placed at the 1 yard line with under 30 seconds left. With no timeouts Stafford motioned his team to quickly get to the line so they could spike the ball and stop the clock. Instead when the ball was snapped Stafford dove into the endzone for the game winning touchdown!
Watch the fake spike win here.

The game that won Lions fans over. Matthew Stafford played out of his mind against the Cleveland Browns, passing for 422 Yards and 5 Touchdowns in a last second win. Stafford shows Detroit fans that he is tough as nails in this game, as he gets drilled as time expires and visibly injures his throwing shoulder on the play. The Lions got an extra shot after the play since there was a penalty in the endzone. Stafford refused to sit out for the last play, stayed in and threw the game winning score!

Watch the heroic drive by Stafford here.

Clinching the playoffs for the first time in over a decade. Matthew Stafford lead the team to a 10 and 6 record in 2011 and a NFC wildcard appearance against the New Orleans Saints.

Here are the highlights from that game!

I know former Green Bay Quarterback Aaron Rodgers didn't simply leave the team because the Lions beat him twice in 1 year. However it definitely didn't give him more of a reason to stay. Knowing the last time he was in a Packers uniform was when he was handed a season ending defeat at the hand of the Detroit Lions. This game also turned out to be a type of "prove it" game for Detroit fans, putting their confidence in this squad at and all-time high heading into the next season.

Checkout the highlights from that game here!.

Behind the heroic performance of Erik Kramer and Barry Sanders the Lions defeated the Dallas Cowboys 38-6 in the NFC divisional round of the Playoffs. Making their first ever NFC championship game and capturing their first playoff win since 1957.

To relive the moments of that game watch the highlights here.