By Sunday 
Setting the Stage
This Sunday’s Lions-Browns matchup isn’t just about football; it’s about pride, power, and a little trash talk sprinkled in. After Detroit offensive coordinator John Morton praised his team’s ground game, Cleveland’s defensive superstar Myles Garrett wasted no time firing back.
The Lions’ Case
Detroit’s rushing attack has been rolling. With Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery running behind one of the league’s most dominant offensive lines, the Lions are averaging a hefty 149 yards per game. Morton sounded confident, suggesting the Browns haven’t yet seen a rushing attack like theirs.
Garrett’s Response
Garrett, never one to back down, made it clear that Cleveland’s defense is ready:
“He hasn’t seen a defensive front like ours. … We have the privilege to see who’s right. It’ll be a battle of ideologies.”
Translation? Bring the hype, but Cleveland plans to bring the hammer.
Unstoppable vs. Immovable
This game feels like a pure football cliché in the best way: Detroit’s unstoppable force on the ground against Cleveland’s immovable object defense, which is giving up a ridiculous 57 rushing yards per game. Something has to give.