Detroit Lions Week 2 snap counts vs. Bills: Shakeup in secondary needed
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Key Points:
- The Detroit Lions lost to the Buffalo Bills 41-31 in Week 2, despite Jared Goff’s strong performance with a 130.0 passer rating, as early mistakes and injuries hampered their chances.
- Running back Jahmyr Gibbs saw increased snap percentage but had his touches scaled back to manage workload, while Sione Vaki remains primarily a blocker with limited offensive involvement.
- Wide receivers Jameson Williams and Amon-Ra St. Brown played nearly the entire game, with St. Brown catching fire late to finish with nine catches, 142 yards, and two touchdowns.
- The offensive line faced challenges due to injuries, with starters playing every snap but allowing significant pressure on Goff, highlighting protection issues.
- Defensively, the Lions rotated their linebackers and defensive backs, but injuries and subpar coverage contributed to struggles, indicating a need for adjustments in personnel and game planning.
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