Detroit Lions
The Lions are looking to find their first win for the season, but it won’t come in a road game against the Seattle Seahawks. Last week, the Seahawks shut out the Chicago Bears, and Seattle will make it difficult for a struggling Lions offense that has only scored 56 total season points.
So far in 2015, the Lions haven’t been able to sustain drives, only tallying 4.9 yards per attempt on offensive plays. Matthew Stafford has completed 64.1 percent of his passes and thrown five touchdowns but has five interceptions.
While Detroit’s ground game has managed only 135 rushing yards at a miserable 2.6-yard average, the Seahawks defense only allowing an average of just 203 passing yards per game and zero rushing scores to running backs all season, it will create challenges for the Lions to attempt to score.
As for the Seattle offense, Russell Wilson and tight end Jimmy Graham are on the same page after connecting eight times. They face a Lions secondary that has allowed 881 passing yards and five touchdowns the past three weeks.
With so many variables stacked against the Lions, they’ll walk away from Sunday 0-4.