Detroit rolled to a dominant 52-21 win over Chicago, reclaiming its offensive rhythm with ample time for Jared Goff and a sharper run game. The offense grew more dangerous as play-action opened lanes and TeSlaa joined St. Brown as a dangerous duo, with a late-half sequence that underscored the offense’s ceiling.

Gibbs and Montgomery sparked the ground game, combining for 94 and 57 yards respectively with a score apiece, while TeSlaa’s one-handed sideline grab helped set up a goal-to-go sequence. On defense, Branch, Joseph and Hutchinson sparked the surge, forcing turnovers and pressuring Caleb Williams in the second half as Detroit flipped the game’s momentum.

The performance suggested a genuine bounce-back from the line and a growing depth chart that complicates game-planning for opponents. With multiple weapons and a defense tightening up in key moments, Detroit looks primed to build on this showing as the schedule toughens.