The Detroit Lions didn’t just win their Week 2 matchup against the Chicago Bears — they put the rest of the league on notice. Led by the unstoppable Amon-Ra St. Brown, Detroit unleashed an offensive fury that left Chicago reeling in a lopsided 52-21 victory.
From the very first drive, it was clear that offensive coordinator John Morton and quarterback Jared Goff had the Bears’ defense completely figured out. Goff spread the ball with ease, carving up Chicago’s secondary while leaning on his star wideout. St. Brown was at the heart of it all, consistently finding space, moving the chains, and setting the tone with his energy and precision.
The ground game was just as punishing. Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery kept the Bears off balance, alternating between explosive runs and bruising carries. With the offensive line winning the battle in the trenches, Detroit’s attack looked unstoppable.
On defense, Aidan Hutchinson and the Lions’ front seven never let Chicago get comfortable. Pressure in the backfield forced mistakes, and the secondary — led by Kerby Joseph and Brian Branch — locked down passing lanes, turning the Bears’ offense one-dimensional.
By the time the fourth quarter rolled around, Ford Field was electric, and the Lions were in full control. St. Brown’s leadership and playmaking capped off what was easily one of Detroit’s most complete performances in recent memory.
This wasn’t just a victory. It was a statement. The Lions looked every bit like a contender, with their offense firing on all cylinders and their defense feeding off the energy. If this is the version of Detroit fans can expect moving forward, the NFC should be on high alert.
St. Brown Sparks Lions’ High-Octane Attack in Crushing Victory Over Bears
