GREEN BAY – Matthew Golden made one of the biggest plays in last Sunday's game between the Packers and Cleveland Browns. But the rookie first-round pick knows it could've been even bigger.

Andre Szmyt redeemed himself in Cleveland's win over the Green Bay Packers, taking home AFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors.

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.

Richard Silva of The Detroit News breaks down the Lions' Week 4 matchup against the Cleveland Browns. The Browns have their issues, but defending the run is not one of them.

Three plays later, Browns defensive back Grant Delpit picked off Packers quarterback Jordan Love and was tackled at Green Bay's four-yard line. Rookie running back Quinshon Judkins ran it in on the next play to tie the game for the Browns.

Cleveland Browns right tackle Dawand Jones left after just four plays with a right knee injury. He was taken almost immediately to the locker room, but wasn't officially ruled out until early in the second half. Coach Kevin Stefanski did not have an update postgame. He did say Jones was going to undergo an MRI on the knee.

Packers tight end Tucker Kraft is "fed up" with the offense failing to keep up with what he calls the "best defense in the NFL."

The Packers line was responsible for all but one of the five sacks, allowed nine quarterback pressures and committed five penalties totaling 30 yards.