Overview
- Detroit offensive coordinator John Morton said Thursday that Cleveland "haven't seen a run game like ours yet," framing Sunday as a tougher test for the Browns’ front.
- Cleveland enters with the NFL’s top run defense, allowing roughly 57 yards per game on 2.29 yards per carry and having already limited Derrick Henry and Josh Jacobs.
- The Lions rank near the top of the league in rushing at 149.0 yards per game and are coming off a road win in Baltimore featuring 224 rushing yards led by David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs.
- Garrett downplayed the talk Friday, saying Morton is entitled to his opinion and asserting Detroit "hasn't seen a defensive front like ours."
- Both sides highlighted a tactical clash, with Schwartz’s physical, man-up approach targeting early downs against Detroit’s patient, perimeter-to-downhill rushing style.