The Lions' defense has been torched for 73 points and 823 yards in the last two weeks facing the Cowboys and Packers in prime time games. It's not a fluke. Detroit's defense lacks playmakers, doesn't pressure the quarterback - just two sacks the past two games in 62 drop-backs - and has a vulnerable secondary.

Russell Wilson is healthy and dangerous as ever. Seattle's defense, though, isn't as good as the past three years. The Seahawks are minus injured Earl Thomas, the best safety in football, and lacks the depth they've had before.

Matthew Stafford is adept at throwing to a number of different targets. That negates some of Richard Sherman's dominance.

The weather isn't going to be bad either with temperatures in the 30's.