Detroit Lions host Chicago Bears in Week 2 at Ford Field after a Week 1 loss in Green Bay. Gates open at 10:30 a.m. with Power Hour discounts, early arrivals receive Lions-branded playing cards, and a 50/50 raffle plus One Pride Wheel before kickoff. Tickets are scanned from digital wallets via RFID, and parking can be purchased beforehand. A clear bag policy and cashless venue shape entry, while Eastern Market tailgating opens early with online wristbands and space rules adjusted after last season’s tailgate incident.

The day’s logistics—gates, digital tickets, tailgating, and security policy—set the stage for a focused, fan-friendly game-day environment that could influence pregame tempo, crowd energy, and in-venue pacing for fantasy-relevant performances.

Calvin Austin flashed Week 1 as Pittsburgh’s clear WR2, snagging 4 of 6 targets for 70 yards and a TD. Week 2 pits the Steelers against Seattle’s stout secondary, and Pittsburgh’s plan to lean on defense and the run could cap passing volume. With the 39.5-point total, Austin’s Week 2 fantasy ceiling appears limited, making him a shaky start in most leagues and a better hold in deeper formats where upside might still exist.