Detroit Lions We return home after a long absence from the friendly confines of Ford Field.

of Detroit He last played in Week 4 at home against Seattle on September 30, followed by a bye week and back-to-back road games. Now Dan Campbell’s group returns to Ford Field to take on the Tennessee Titans.

After conquering the road environments in Dallas and Minnesota, lions They will be welcomed back to a raucous atmosphere at Sunday’s game.

“It is. It feels like forever. We’ve said goodbye, we’ve got two road games. Look, it feels good to go on the road every once in a while,” Campbell said on FOX-2 Game Day Live. “But man, it’s time to come home. It feels right. Get in front of our crowd and that’s a good competitor. I know the records don’t say that, we gotta be ready to go.” and we will be.”

lions The Titans will be tasked with not falling victim to a potential trap play as they enter Sunday’s matchup with a 1-5 record.

The Titans traded two key pieces earlier in the week, wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins and linebacker Ernest Jones IV, and will start backup quarterback Mason Rudolph for the second straight week. Starter Will Levis was ruled inactive for the second straight game.

However, defense It is one of the best in the NFL and features notable players like Harold Landry, Jeffrey Simmons and Kenneth Murray.

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12:30 — The Lions’ defense will rely on players like James Houston, Al-Quadin Muhammad and Isaiah Thomas, as Josh Paschal was among the team’s inactive players in Sunday’s game.