The Detroit Lions find themselves heading into Week 10’s slate of Sunday’s game as the No. 2 seed in the NFC, a comfortable and well-earned position after their 6-2 start.
But there is still a half-season to be played, and if there’s anything the Lions have taught us under Dan Campbell, it’s that things can look drastically different down the stretch. If the Lions want to stay in the conversation of the best team in the NFC and lock down their first home playoff game in Ford Field history, they’ll need to keep winning.
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