It's cutdown day and that's exciting/depressing but I'm writing this on Monday night so I'll stick to the moves that have been made by now and mostly focus on the games. 

Lions

• The Lions sold out this game (even the standing only seats) and we're super excited about that. Hendon Hooker played most of it and Nate Sudfeld didn't take a snap. The Lions are one of those classic NFL teams that just values experience more than being good. 
• Hooker was fine throwing the ball but the real excitement came on the ground where he had 10 carries for 93 yards. Speaking of the run game, I promised to cram more Sione Vaki in this week but he played so well that the Lions didn't even play him in this game and cut Zonovan Knight early on Monday. Vaki did make news earlier in the week by singing in a press conference. 
• Donovan Peoples-Jones had a rough 0 catches on 3 targets outing and was quickly cut. Not a good go around for DPJ after the Lions traded for him last season. Don't be shocked if the Lions make a move for a WR 3. Maybe Tim Patrick? 
• Not much newsworthy happened on defense during the game outside of a strong day by former Packer Ty Summers. Summers had a good couple of preseason games for the Lions, who added him late in the process, but he did end up getting cut. The big news for the team's defense this week, was activating DJ Reader. Just wait for that top run defense to be even topper now. 
• Other interesting cuts that the Lions have made at the time of writing include former Badger Rachad Wildgoose and tight end Shane Zylstra. 

Vikings

• This game was all Jaren Hall all the time. The former BYU QB was 17/25 for 189 yards and two scores. It was good enough for the Vikings to cut Matt Corral. 
• Myles Gaskin won the fourth-string RB spot over Mo Ibrahim and DeWayne McBride, who were both cut. Our guy Kene Nwangwu wasn't even active for the preseason game.
• Lewis Cine played the most snaps again but this time ended up with only two tackles. Vikings fans were not happy with what looked like a good performance on the stat sheet last week. 
• The rumor/random report one crappy aggregator tweeted tonight is that Jordan Addison is going to be suspended six games tomorrow. I don't buy it (you can threaten a female reporter for asking about your domestic violence history and not get suspended) but I wouldn't be taking him in fantasy.  
• The only other notable cut so far is AJ Green, a veteran corner who signed with the team recently.   

Bears

• Tyson Bageant had probably already won this back-up QB job so not much happening at QB in this game. 
• The Bears traded for Darrell Taylor this week who is an NFL player. Taylor did not suit up for this game as the team is likely satisfied with the 50.0 PFF grade he had last year. If he ends up being good none of this bullet point can be used against me - I had/have no idea who he is and am resorting to sarcasm in lieu of analysis. 
• The breakout candidate who we talked about a few weeks ago, Cincy receiver Tyler Scott who played for Luke Fickell for a few years, had 6 catches for 99 yards. It's gonna be hard for him to make a huge impact with the WR corps on this team but he's certainly shown that he has talent.
• In other wide receiver news, Velus Jones, who Bears fans once bragged was better than any Packers receiver even though he was drafted in his 30s, had the same number of tackles as catches in this one. He did have 111 yards on and a tud (are we still saying that?) on 13 carries. Sheesh! Turns out he converted to running back this off-season and might be the Bears' best back. Why sign a career disappointment minutes after free agency starts when you can convert the geriatric wide receiver/kick returner who you picked based on analytics to running back three years in???   
• Former Packer Jonathan Owens led the team in tackles. You don't see veteran free agents play a lot of snaps in preseason week 3 very often. Were the Bears disappointed in the Packers jacket that Simone Biles wore?