The Detroit News
The Detroit Lions keeping their flimsy playoff hopes alive beyond this week hinge on accomplishing something they failed miserably at doing earlier this season; slowing the Green Bay Packers' potent offense.
Unlocking a way to do that falls at the feet of defensive coordinator Cory Undlin, who is looking to fix some of critical errors the team made during the Week 2 matchup with the Packers, and marrying that with some of the corrections and positive plays the team made last Sunday, holding the Chicago Bears to seven points in the second half.
"I would expect nothing less than a bunch of juice coming out of this room," Undlin said.