Lions Cook the Bengals: Detroit Nabs Fourth Straight, 37–24

Detroit went into Cincinnati and handled business, securing a 37-24 win for the team, which marks their fourth straight victory. The team played like they knew exactly what a team should be, too.

How Detroit Set the Tone Early

An opening drive capped by Jared Goff, zipping a 10-yard touchdown to Sam LaPorta, started it all. From there, the defense turned into a takeaway machine, and the offense kept cashing it in.

Jake Browning's second-quarter pass, was snatched by Amik Robertson, and Ben Johnson also dipped into the bag. David Montgomery took a handoff and had a 3-yard touchdown to Brock Wright for 14-0.

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Kerby Joseph added another pick before the half, going into the locker room with 14-3.

Key Plays That Broke the Game Open

Alex Anzalone jumped a route for the Lions' third interception after the break, leading the offense to pile on immediately. Goff to Jahmyr Gibbs for 20 yards and a 21-3 cushion. Montgomery muscled in from eight yards out to make it 28-3. Cincinnati made it to the fourth quarter with 17-28. But Detroit stopped any further lead. Goff found Isaac TeSlaa for the dagger, and the Lions even tacked on a safety for good measure.

The Final tally was 37-24.

What’s Next: Sunday Night in Kansas City

The Lions head to Kansas City next fo Sunday Night Football. If you were expecting your "same old Lions" this year, you may be waiting for a while. Detroit won four straight in a row, and they earned every win, which was evident today.