Why we took it
Put two explosive passing attacks on fast indoor turf against secondaries that cannot stop a nosebleed, and you get pure fireworks. Detroit brings an offensive powerhouse averaging 29.8 points per game, but Aaron Glenn's secondary is bleeding 31.8 points an outing and creating automatic shootouts. Arizona's defense has already allowed eight touchdown passes to receivers and ranks 25th in red-zone touchdown conversion rate allowed, which is fatal against Jared Goff and Amon-Ra St. Brown. On the other side, Jacoby Brissett is thriving in high-scoring environments, drawing a Detroit secondary that sits 30th in EPA allowed per dropback. Even with Marvin Harrison Jr. sidelined, Michael Wilson has turned into a target monster with 30 looks over his last two games alongside Trey McBride. To grease the wheels even further, Carl Cheffers’ officiating crew leads the entire league in defensive penalties called and automatic first downs awarded per contest. Six of the eight games involving these two franchises this season have cleared 55 combined points, making track meets their standard operating procedure. Expect both offenses to march up and down the field with minimal resistance, trading rapid-fire touchdowns all afternoon in a wild 34-27 shootout.