Ever since Calvin Johnson retired, the Detroit Lions have been lacking a superstar. Sure, Matthew Stafford is hanging around that status, but without the wins and with all of the young quarterbacks taking over, Stafford remains mostly in the shadows of that 5-10 range of quarterbacks rather than the spotlight of top-five status.
But there is finally hope that Detroit may have a transcendent talent on their team, and it coincidentally also comes from the wide receiver position.
Kenny Golladay had his breakout season in 2019. He upped his yardage to nearly 1,200 yards (seventh in the NFL), raised his yards per catch by over three yards to 18.