TROUBLE: Can the Detroit Lions FIX Their Offensive Line & BOUNCE BACK?

Detroit Lions stumble as offensive line woes and missed fourth down opportunities push them out of NFC North contention—can Frank Ragnow’s return save the season? Matt Dery breaks down the Lions’ struggles after their 31-24 Thanksgiving loss to the Green Bay Packers, spotlighting ineffective play from the offensive line, a lack of pass rush, and questionable decision-making by Dan Campbell. The analysis covers recent PFF grades, the impact of missing key players like Frank Ragnow, and concerns about draft pick development. Key topics include Ben Johnson’s success with the Chicago Bears, play-calling adjustments, and Detroit’s must-win showdown against the Dallas Cowboys. Plus, emotional reactions to Craig Reynolds’ departure and a look at how the rest of the schedule could reshape the Lions’ playoff chances. Is it time to sound the alarm in Detroit, or will renewed health and smarter game management fuel a late-season surge?