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The Detroit Lions enter their bye week at 3-2, knowing there’s plenty of work ahead if they want to reclaim their place among the NFC’s elite. Despite an impressive 45-21 victory over Arizona, Detroit has experienced an inconsistent start, with…
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell praised superstar lineman Penei Sewell for his seamless transition from right tackle to left tackle. Campbell noted that Sewell looks outstanding and appears even smoother on the left side, adding that the lineman has found another gear during the team's 3-2 start to the season.
The Lions, coming off a 45-21 victory over Arizona, entered their bye week with Sewell successfully protecting quarterback Jared Goff's blind side. Detroit will next face the Green Bay Packers on October 25 in a key NFC North divisional matchup.
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