Bye Week Pressure: What Dan Campbell Must Correct ASAP

The Lions have earned every bit of respect they’re getting — but if this team is truly chasing a deep playoff run, the bye week can’t just be about rest. Detroit still has a few weak spots that need tightening. The pass rush has been hot one week and cold the next. The offensive line injuries are starting to show, and the secondary is hungry for more consistency even with young studs stepping up.

This is the moment where championship teams separate themselves: clean up the mistakes, get key players healthy, and come out firing with smarter game plans. Whether it’s boosting edge pressure, opening up the deep passing game more often, or correcting tackling issues — the Lions have a real chance to elevate from “contender” to problem for the entire NFC.

What do you think the biggest adjustment should be as Detroit gears up for the final stretch?

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