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Minnesota
Vikings
10-6
2nd NFC NORTH
(4-2)
Sunday, September 8, 2013 - 1:00 PM EDT
Avg. Yds (Rk)CategoryAvg. Yds (Rk)
171.9 (31st)Pass Off.307.9 (2nd)
164.6 (2nd)Rush Off.100.8 (23rd)
244.2 (24th)Pass Def.223.1 (14th)
105.8 (11th)Rush Def.118.1 (16th)
Ford Field
Detroit, Mich.
Detroit
Lions
4-12
4th NFC NORTH
(0-6)
 
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  • QB
    • Sam
    • Bradford
    • #8 | Height/Weight: 6-4/224
    AttComYdsTDs
    51303985
    WR
    • Calvin
    • Johnson
    • #81 | Height/Weight: 6-5/236
    RecYdsTDsAvg
    9178219.8

    Offensive Matchup

    Total Yards
    Per Game
    283.6
    396.1
    Passing Yards
    Per Game
    179.4
    300.9
    Rushing Yards
    Per Game
    104.2
    95.2
    Points Per Game
    12.1
    29.6
    Third Down
    Conversion %
    28.1
    35.8
    Time of
    Possesion
    28:07
    30:06
    Rams
    Lions

    Defensive Matchup

    Total Yards
    Per Game
    358.4
    367.6
    Passing Yards
    Per Game
    206.7
    239.4
    Rushing Yards
    Per Game
    151.7
    128.1
    Points Per Game
    25.4
    24.2
    Third Down
    Conversion %
    38.4
    32.7
    Rams
    Lions
  • St. Louis Injuries
    DatePosPlayerInjuryNFL StatusFantasy News
    05/31/13RBIsaiah PeadSuspension Rams offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer said Tuesday that the running back job is wide open as four guys compete. He added that whoever can pass protect will have a leg-up in getting reps. "Daryl (Richardson) and Isaiah (Pead), Zac Stacy is a guy that’s doing great. Terrance Ganaway’s a guy that we like," Schottenheimer said. "You need multiple backs in this league. We’re going to try to play to their strengths. With ‘Jack’ (Steven Jackson) last year, it was a little bit different. It was harder to do the committee because every time you took him out, you knew you were missing his leadership and his toughness. This year I think we've got nice pieces to try to blend in and differently attack people."
    05/23/13TELance KendricksKnee The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that Rams tight end Lance Kendricks continues to sit out during OTA workouts Thursday following knee surgery in April.
    Detroit Injuries
    DatePosPlayerInjuryNFL StatusFantasy News
    06/11/13WRRyan BroylesKnee The Lions official team website reports that the biggest surprise of the offseason was receiver Ryan Broyles. Broyles participated fully in minicamp despite the fact that he's less than six months removed from ACL surgery. The report says "he wasn't just out there running around. He was making plays across the middle of the field and really looked good." Broyles is still not 100 percent, but "he is poised for a breakout season."
    05/23/13DBLouis DelmasKnee Lions safety Louis Delmas (knee) did not participate in the start of the team's minicamp and will not participate at all according to coach Jim Schwartz. "He has to be able to be patient enough to work through [his injury] and give it enough time to heal," Schwartz said. "And then you’ve got to take it as that comes, and you can’t get ahead of yourself. But Lou’s working hard. He’ll be back on the field for us sometime, but it’s not going to be this minicamp."
    02/05/13WRNate BurlesonLeg The Detroit News reports Lions receiver Nate Burleson was able to practice during OTAs this week, which was a surprise. "I wasn't supposed to; I was told not to (practice)," said Burleson, who wasn't supposed to be back from leg surgery until July. "But it's like I always told you guys, if I can walk I can run, and if I can run I can play." Burleson took part in all the drills, including 7-on-7s. "It's as healed up as it's going to get," he said. "The good thing about being out there is I am playing at a high level and I am not 100 percent. When it gets stronger and I get endurance back in it, I will be back to playing with extreme confidence."
    01/24/13WRTitus YoungKnee After a tumultuous couple of seasons in Detroit, the Lions released receiver Titus Young in February, and it's telling that there hasn't been much, if any, interest in the talented, yet troubled receiver. Getting arrested twice in a 15-hour span probably won't help. But that's where Young found himself Sunday, according to the Oakland Press, when he was handcuffed a little after midnight for suspicion of DUI and again at about 2:22 p.m. when Young allegedly was trying to retrieve his black Mustang from a tow company yard. He has been charged with burglary in his second arrest after police say he was trying to take back the car that was impounded after his first arrest.
    01/03/13RBJahvid BestConcussion Lions general manager Martin Mayhew said running back Jahvid Best could spend the 2013 season on the Physically Unable to Perform list if he is still not cleared to practice after suffering multiple concussions in the 2011 season. Best is still holding out hope that he can play football again.
 
 
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