“Go One Step Further”: The Lions’ defense will get better against the Bills.

It is anticipated that the Detroit Lions defense will perform better against the Buffalo Bills.

Aaron Glenn, the defensive coordinator, used a number of fresh players along the front seven against Green Bay to help the team win another division game.

Detroit’s offense, which scored 34 points and dominated time of possession, was also able to relieve some of the load on the redesigned defense.

Could Detroit’s offensive sustain the team for the remainder of the regular season and playoffs?

Every week, you should, in my opinion, do what you believe will increase your chances of winning. Where do you think your strongest players and matches are? As of right now, I haven’t got a chance to just examine Buffalo in depth and determine their current situation,” Dan Campbell stated. “Traditionally, they make a strong defense. As Sean McDermott, the head coach of the Bills, has always said, “They fly around, they play sound, disciplined football.”

During his media appearance on Monday, Campbell also said he anticipates the defense to perform better this week because it will give players who are more accustomed to the system a chance to pay even more attention to the little things.

“We offensively placed ourselves in some of the predicaments we found ourselves in. We can improve on certain aspects and simply tidy up a few things,” Campbell said. “Then, defensively, it was, ‘All right, we got some new guys. Make sure you give it your all and finish.'” We must now go one step further because it is the requirement. “Now that you guys are finishing and putting it on the line, we need to start understanding what we’re doing defensively.”

“Yes, we are pleased that we won and that the defense united during crucial moments. After Detroit’s victory over Green Bay, Amik Robertson told Lions OnSI, “We still have a lot of work to do.” “What was their point total? 28 or 31? There are too many points for us to argue with them. However, we’re going to accept it, enter the film room, keep stacking those days, and keep improving.”