Thankfully for the Detroit Lions fans everywhere, their favorite team was able to improve on their late game troubles from Week One. After taking the lead with just over seven minutes remaining, Detroit was able to hold on to beat the Los Angeles Chargers, 13-10, on Sunday afternoon.
While this was a fairly ugly contest featuring a lot of turnovers and even more penalties, the bright spot of the Lions’ offense was third-year receiver Kenny Golladay, who proved that he can relied upon as a No. 1 option at wide receiver.
The former Northern Illinois Huskie led the Lions in receiving yards against the Chargers, catching eight balls for a game-high 117 yards.