In a recent game, Braden Fiske strip-sacked Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, leading to a touchdown pass from Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford to wide receiver Puka Nacua.

The Lions have demonstrated resilience by winning their last seven games and 11 of their last 13 regular-season matchups, contrasting sharply with the Jaguars, who have not secured a victory since September.

O'Connell highlighted the necessity for ongoing improvement and preparation for upcoming divisional matchups, stressing that their current record holds little value without consistent performance.

Receiver Bourne emphasized the importance of focusing on individual opportunities and maintaining a positive attitude amid the competition for playing time.

Maye expressed a desire to simplify the game and improve team cohesion, indicating a focus on collaboration as he continues to develop.

Despite challenges, Maye remains confident in his team's ability to improve, believing that many issues are 'fixable' and expressing faith in their potential.

A toy truck, despite some skepticism about its significance, serves to foster a fun team atmosphere and emphasizes the importance of supporting teammates.

Assistant Head Coach Scottie Montgomery stressed the importance of attention to detail in practice and games to achieve high-level performance.

Mayo reminded fans to manage their expectations, noting that Maye is still a rookie and encouraging continued progress in his development.

General manager Trent Baalke's decisions have come under scrutiny as the team struggles to compete, despite having talented players like Lawrence and rookie Brian Thomas Jr.

Safety Jordan Poyer faced criticism for missed tackles and decision-making, suggesting a potential reevaluation of player roles within the team.

Defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn acknowledged Houston's improvement but emphasized the need to monitor his readiness for a larger role.