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The Detroit Lions, who survived another close call in their Week 2 matchup against the New York Jets at Ford Field, hope to improve their record to 3-1 when they visit the Carolina Panthers on Sunday evening. For new Lions…

Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Drew Petzing will face his brother, Carolina Panthers offensive assistant Dean Petzing, when the two teams meet on Sunday night. Speaking after practice on Thursday, Drew joked that while he loves his brother, he hopes Dean has a really bad game as Detroit seeks to improve their record to 3-1.
Petzing has guided the Lions' offense to the NFL's third-overall ranking through the first three games of the season. Detroit hired Petzing in late January from the Arizona Cardinals after former coordinator John Morton was relieved of playcalling duties during the previous campaign.
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