ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- Paul Pasqualoni started leafing through his personal archives, compiled over 23 years, as he started to research in his garage in Connecticut. In preparing for his team’s season opener against the Arizona Cardinals, the Detroit Lions defensive coordinator needed to go back to the past to decipher what might work in the present.
In his long college career, he faced enough offenses that he figured he could find something from his decades of experience that might help.
There are very few certainties when it comes to what Detroit will face Sunday with first-time NFL coach Kliff Kingsbury and rookie quarterback Kyler Murray.