DETROIT -- Kenny Golladay stared out into the crowd and tossed the ball straight up into the air. It's how he often celebrates big plays and touchdown catches -- and it’s a sight that is becoming more familiar to the Detroit Lions.
This is what the Lions hoped Golladay would become when they took him in the third round of the 2017 draft -- a long receiver with extreme high-point skills and the ability to beat most cornerbacks in single coverage. He managed that Sunday on the 31-yard post route he caught for the go-ahead touchdown in Detroit’s 13-10 win over the Los Angeles Chargers.