Detroit with a balanced attack rode Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery to a 37-24 win over Cincinnati, riding tight ends Sam LaPorta and Isaac TeSlaa and a defensive trio of takeaways to seize control early. Cincinnati’s Browning was hounded, and the Lions built a 28-3 cushion before the late Bengals rally. Detroit’s win puts them at 4-1 ahead of a primetime test at Kansas City, while Decker’s absence exposed the O-line as the unit eyes renewed protection for Goff.

Kalif Raymond exited with a neck injury after a collision with Samaje Perine, but the Lions expect the issue to be not serious even as his Week 6 availability remains in doubt against Kansas City. Terrion Arnold also left with a shoulder problem, further thinning Detroit’s secondary. Isaac TeSlaa stepped in at No. 3 receiver and snagged his second TD, while Dominic Lovett handled punt returns.

With D.J. Reed on injured reserve and Khalil Dorsey sidelined, the Lions must lean on a reshaped defensive backfield as Rock Ya-Sin and Amik Robertson pick up extra duties. The injury situation will heavily influence fantasy lineups and Detroit’s target distribution heading into the Chiefs matchup.

Week 5 fantasy outlooks center on high-volume targets for Emeka Egbuka in Tampa Bay as Mike Evans heals, making him a clear WR1 candidate in a pass-happy game plan. Tetairoa McMillan is cleared for Week 5 but faces a sputtering Panthers attack, projecting as a high-end WR3 with steady target equity. Denver’s backfield remains a fluid mix among Bhayshul Tuten, Ashton Jeanty, Omarion Hampton and RJ Harvey, with Harvey showing flex potential in a developing role. Jaxson Dart brings a tangible floor for the Giants with rushing upside, while Elic Ayomanor offers Titans flex appeal. Isaac TeSlaa and Travis Hunter add depth chart intrigue. Use the Who Should I Start tool to compare up to four players and lock in Week 5 decisions.