Two-minute drill, third downs, game-winning drives, Williams is on the field for all of it, and the production is slowly coming, too. Williams is not just seeing the field more, but he’s in on critical downs. After cracking the 50% mark for the first time last week, Williams jumped up another level against the Bears. The only minor change this week was less Brock Wright, and that likely had to do with Detroit playing from behind for most of the second half. The tight end usage remains one of the most consistent units on the team. While Craig Reynolds had a critical fumble, it was good to see him bounce back and get back on the field after going to the locker room with an unspecified injury. Both found the end zone and managed nearly identical yardage totals (Gibbs: 95 yards Montgomery: 98 yards). Both players were equally effective in their play. (FB) Malcolm Rodriguez: 6 (10%) - 17 (65%)įor the second straight week, Jahmyr Gibbs outsnapped David Montgomery, even if it was Montgomery who got the technical start on Sunday. OffenseĪnother week, another victory formation kneel down from Goff.Ĭraig Reynolds: 2 (3%) - 15 special teams snaps (58%) Let’s take a closer look at how the Lions used their personnel on both sides of the ball in our Week 11 snap counts. But for those final four minutes of the game, it was an equally strong effort to erase a 12-point deficit and come out with the win.

For the first three-and-a-half quarters, it was a full team effort for the Detroit Lions to fall behind the Chicago Bears.

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