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Lions Expected to Bounce Back in NFC North After Falling Short of Expectations Last Season

Detroit has elite skill talent, but a retooled offensive line and shaky secondary will decide whether the Lions can win the division.

  • The Detroit Lions aim to win the NFC North for the third time in four years, anchored by QB Jared Goff, RB Jahmyr Gibbs, and WR Amon-Ra St. Brown.
  • Boasting one of the league's top offenses, St. Brown is a two-time All-Pro and four-time Pro Bowl player, while WR Jameson Williams posted 1,000-plus yards receiving in each of the past two seasons.
  • Gibbs accumulated 1,839 yards of offense last season despite a below-average line, though C Cade Mays is out indefinitely with a wrist injury as the team seeks to strengthen the middle.
  • Defensively, the secondary appears vulnerable as standouts Kerby Joseph and Brian Branch recover from injuries, compounded by the release of CB Terrion Arnold following his arrest on felony charges.
  • Coach Dan Campbell enters his sixth season aiming to rebound, with the team signing QB Josh Dobbs after Teddy Bridgewater stepped away from football in August.
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Lions expected to bounce back in NFC North after falling short of expectations last season

DETROIT (AP) — DETROIT LIONS (9-8)

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