The first two weeks of the season haven’t met the expectations of Detroit Lions fans.

The Lions faced off against the Los Angeles Rams and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the same teams they beat in last year’s playoffs, at Ford Field, which was filled with excited supporters.

This time, they were lucky to finish with a 1-1 record. In their opening game, they squandered a 17-3 lead against Matthew Stafford and the Rams but managed to come back, force overtime, and secure the win before Stafford could take the field again.On Sunday, Baker Mayfield outshone Jared Goff, leading to a 20-16 defeat for the Lions.

They are now 1-1 and gearing up for a matchup against Arizona, which recently achieved a significant 41-10 victory over the Rams.

That score turned out to be quite one-sided, but that’s just how their team operates,” Lions coach Dan Campbell remarked on Monday.

“They’re unconventional on both offense and defense, employing many unorthodox strategies.”

Campbell also emphasized Kyler Murray’s knack for making plays, particularly with Marvin Harrison Jr. now added as a target.

Campbell noted, “When he scrambles and moves around, he’s quite a threat. Now they’ve provided him with a new weapon to target.”

This might pose a difficulty for the Lions’ defense, which has struggled against top receivers in the initial two games.

Cooper Kupp recorded 14 catches for 110 yards and a touchdown for the Rams, while Chris Godwin of Tampa Bay had seven receptions for 117 yards.

Rookie cornerback Terrion Arnold has been penalized three times for pass interference, all within the 5-yard line.

Nevertheless, the Lions benefit from having defensive end Aidan Hutchinson, who tallied 4 1/2 sacks against a weakened Tampa Bay offensive line.