Expectations are high for the Detroit Lions. General manager Bob Quinn has brought some consistency to the franchise with an 18-14 record in two seasons. He also has three drafts under his belt, and the results have been decent, but are no where near completion.
It is hard to know if Quinn has fully righted the ship, but there was a major step taken this offseason. Quinn made his first head coach hire in Matt Patricia, after inheriting head coach Jim Caldwell for two years.
Patricia is supposed to be the final piece that gets the Detroit Lions over that hump of mediocrity.