Here are five bold predictions for Sunday. 1. Cleveland limits Detroit to fewer than 100 rushing yards Last week, Detroit ran for 224 yards against Baltimore, including 151 from David Montgomery and 67 from Jahmyr Gibbs.

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

The Lions' offensive line against the Browns' defensive line should be one of the best matchups of Week Four in the NFL.

The Detroit Lions put the league on notice in Week 3, scoring 38 points in a dominant win over the Baltimore Ravens, and they’re now heavily favored to move to

Detroit Lions rookie D-lineman Tyleik Williams got plenty used to running back Quinshon Judkins during practice in college. The pair spent their final college season together at Ohio State, being part of the national championship winning Buckeyes team that had 14 players drafted to the NFL.

The Detroit Lions got their groove back on offense, reviving a balanced attack that looks a lot like it did last year as the NFL's highest-scoring unit after a sputtering start in Green Bay. Cleveland,

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.

Decker has gotten used to playing without practicing this season. Muhammad was able to practice in a limited capacity on Thursday and Friday.