The Detroit Lions forced three turnovers and held Cleveland to 249 yards in a 34-10 victory Sunday at Ford Field.

Dan Campbell was subdued and serious after the Detroit Lions beat the Cleveland Browns, 34-10, at Ford Field on Sunday, Sept. 28, in NFL Week 4.

The Lions defense stole the spotlight with takeaways and relentless pressure, while the offense left points on the field with miscues in the passing game.

The offense keeps rolling for the Detroit Lions. Following a Week 1 loss in Green Bay, the Lions have notched three straight victories following their 34-10 win over the Cleveland Browns. Pro Football Focus went through the film and handed out their Week 4 grades,

The Lions turned the two drops by the Browns into a dagger of a punt return touchdown. Kalif Raymond managed to avoid a crowd in front of the Browns bench after his initial catch, then cut across the field and ran 65 yards for the touchdown with 13:40 remaining. The score makes it 27-10 Lions.

After three straight games, we’ve seen the same primary theme with the Browns: the defense looks like it could be the best in the NFL, and the offense looks like one where the game flies by and they haven’t been able to achieve something. Both areas have been lacking in something, though.

After a big win in Baltimore, the Lions handled the short week and avoided a letdown against the Browns. Campbell isn't hanging mousetraps around the building like Parcells. He's built an identity that shines through in wins like this.

Today, the Cleveland Browns are on the road as they take on the Detroit Lions. The Lions have scored a combined 90 points in their last two games, but they also lost in the first week to the Packers, who the Browns stunned last week. With the Browns’ defense playing at top form, can their offense get it together to even their record to .500?

Preview the Cleveland Browns' NFL Week 4 matchup with the Lions, including live stream, TV channel, odds, and game information.

Ex-Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz is in town with the Cleveland Browns. Will his defense prevail? Five Free Press sports writers chime in on that.

But when your plan B has never played a snap, the equation changes. Even if third-round pick Dillon Gabriel is the genius processor Cleveland professes, he still needs open receivers to recognize and time to find them. The Browns have lacked both through four weeks of this season.