The Lions were expected to employ a run-heavy gameplan in Monday’s game against the Packers, but they did not receive that memo, apparently.
Not only did Detroit come out aggressive, but they came out swinging — on the first play of the game.
It happened when Matt Stafford handed the ball off to Kerryon Johnson, who tossed the ball back to his quarterback. Stafford then uncorked a dime downfield to Kenny Golladay, for a 66-yard gain.
THIS is how you start a game! @kgxix #DETvsGB | #OnePride pic.twitter.com/xcCM7HuhNZ
— Detroit Lions (@Lions) October 15, 2019
Can’t say any of us expected that to happen — what a play, dialed up by the Lions coaching staff, and executed to perfection.
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