ALLEN PARK -- Teez Tabor allowed five catches on six targets against Miami. One scored a touchdown. And he allowed a passer rating of 154.2 on balls thrown his way. That's nearly a perfect score.
That's not great.
But don't let the stats fool you.
The second-year corner showed some promising signs of development in the 32-21 win Sunday against Miami. And that's welcomed news for the Lions, who figure to rely on him heavily now that Jamal Agnew is on injured reserve.
"I thought that he had some good plays," defensive coordinator Paul Pasqualoni said Tuesday.