In order to emerge victorious for a third straight week, the Lions must limit the productivity of three Browns players: EDGE Myles Garrett, defensive tackle Maliek Collins and running back Quinshon Judkins.

The Lions also elevated wide receiver Jackson Meeks from the practice squad to the active roster for Sunday's matchup with the Cleveland Browns. Meeks, an undrafted free agent out of Syracuse, was a standout in the preseason, catching 11 of his 12 targets for 176 yards and two touchdowns.

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell discussed first-down success while emphasizing the importance of execution against the Cleveland Browns' elite defense.

While the Lions are heavy favorites behind their Jared Goff-led offense, the Browns remain a threat after earning such a major victory over a talented Packers squad, led by a defensive unit that features four-time First-team All-Pro edge rusher Myles Garrett.

The Detroit Lions and offensive coordinator John Morton feel good about their rushing attack heading into a matchup against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday. On the other side, Browns star pass rusher Myles Garrett is prepared to throw some cold water on those feelings.

The Detroit Lions (2-1) and the Cleveland Browns (1-2) have declared their injury designations for their upcoming Week 4 matchup at Ford Field this Sunday. The Lions will be missing a key special teamers, but all their offensive and defensive starters are expected to play.

Cleveland aims to silence critics and shed "laughingstock" label after Green Bay upset, with players hungry to earn respect across the NFL landscape.