The Detroit Lions, as many fans could've predicted, have a pass rushing problem.
Looking at the numbers over their first two games of the season, it's obvious that they struggled mightily against a contending offensive line in Green Bay, and that they dominated a weak O-line featured by Chicago.
It's good, not great, for Detroit's defense to see these early returns. Not exactly groundbreaking, and not inspiring for a team that just claimed they were "good" on Za'Darius Smith in free agency.
The team is now towards the bottom of the pack on pressures generated through two weeks of action, which is something that not even four sacks generated against the Bears can rectify.