Detroit Lions showed up to play but couldn't get it done vs. Los Angeles Rams
The Detroit Lions gave what they had and simply were not as good as their opponent in Sunday's 28-19 loss on the road to the Los Angeles Rams.
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The Detroit Lions gave what they had and simply were not as good as their opponent in Sunday's 28-19 loss on the road to the Los Angeles Rams.
This week’s Monday Countdown looks at head coach Dan Campbell's postgame press conference, and how some of his most pointed comments were directed at the offense in what is becoming a weekly theme.
4. Lions-Bears turning point: The Lions' win in Week 13 could have been just that. It was the Bears' sixth straight loss after a 5-1 start and tied them with the Lions. Both were 5-7. The Lions did not build on it. They've lost three straight to drop to 5-10 while the Bears have done just the opposite. They got to 7-7 with a chance to make the playoffs with wins over Jacksonville and Minnesota in the last two games. 5. Takeaways, offense: No help for offense: There's no excuse for the defense giving up five touchdowns on Tampa Bay's six possessions in the first half, but the offense didn't he...
1 / 38 Detroit Lions running back Kerryon Johnson (33) during an NFL football game against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020 in Detroit. (Detroit Lions via AP). Lions/Detroit Lions 2 / 38 Detroit Lions tackle Taylor Decker (68) before an NFL football game against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020 in Detroit. (Detroit Lions via AP). Lions/Detroit Lions 3 / 38 Detroit Lions interim head coach Darrell Bevell during an NFL football game against the Green Bay Packers on Sun...