Detroit Lions Offense Aims for Historic Greatness in Record-Breaking Season

The Lions, led by Jared Goff, are on an eight-game win streak and rank among the NFL's most prolific offenses of the past 25 years.

The Detroit Lions lead the NFL in scoring, averaging 33.6 points per game, and recently secured their largest franchise victory with a 52-6 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Jared Goff and the Lions offense are striving to reach 'perfection,' aiming to be remembered as one of the greatest offenses in league history.
The Lions are scoring touchdowns on 36% of their drives, ranking fourth among NFL offenses in the last 25 years, and their 32.2 points per game is the fifth-best mark over the same period.
Detroit sits atop the NFC standings at 9-1, tied for the league's best record, and is on an eight-game winning streak, its longest since 1934.
The team attributes its success to continuity, returning nine offensive starters and the same coaching staff, while maintaining a focus on weekly preparation and execution.