Lions Look to Bounce Back Against Jets

The Lions (1-1) bring the NFL's 4th-ranked scoring offense (31.0 PPG) into this matchup, but their defense has struggled, allowing the most yards in the league (457.5 YPG). Meanwhile, the Jets (1-1) boast the NFL's top-ranked defense (197.0 yards allowed per game) but lost a heartbreaker to Green Bay in overtime last week. akupunkturabielsko.pl

Historically, Detroit has responded well to losses under head coach Dan Campbell, posting a 17-6 record since 2022 in regular-season games following a defeat, winning those contests by an average of 14.1 points. This trend suggests the Lions may have the edge in Sunday's contest.