The Detroit Lions lose 41-31 in Orchard Park, and the defense is now allowing a touchdown on 67% of opponent drives since halftime of Week 1 — 10 touchdowns on 15 drives. We go through the full stat pack: zero three-and-outs forced, 5.6 yards per rush allowed, James Cook at 6.4 per carry, Buffalo 9-for-12 on third down and 5-for-5 in the red zone. Jared Goff threw for 327 and four touchdowns and it didn't matter.
Plus: the pass rush wasn't the problem (19 pressures), the coverage numbers by corner, Larry Borom's night in place of Blake Miller, and why the Jets game with Aaron Glenn on the other sideline is the real test.
0:00 Lions lose 41-31
1:20 10 touchdowns on 15 drives
7:20 Stop saying it's talent
10:20 The 1981 Colts comparison
16:45 Two-game defensive splits
25:50 The blitz problem
32:30 James Cook, 6.4 per carry
35:45 Aaron Glenn and the Jets trap game
41:00 Zero three-and-outs
42:45 Panthers, Bengals, historic comps
51:10 James's tweet
54:50 Pass rush pressure numbers
55:10 Coverage report by corner
57:15 Borom and the offensive line
58:45 Wrapping up
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