The Lions win again, tied for best record in the NFC

• The win, the Lions' fourth straight by more than 14 points for the first time since 1969, also puts them in a tie for the NFC's best record.

MVP: Coordinator Aaron Glenn's defense bottled up the Bucs from the opening drive. The Lions finished with only one sack and one turnover, but dominated the trenches.

• The Bucs looked lost at times in their home stadium. They finished with just 46 rushing yards and 251 total yards.
• Per the Lions, the last time the team held every opponent to under 100 rushing yards through the first six games of a season was ... 1932.

🎂 Plus, quarterback Jared Goff threw for 353 yards and two touchdowns on his 29th birthday.

• Wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown was the main target in his return from a one-game injury absence, finishing with 12 catches for 124 yards and a score.

LVP: The injury bug continues to hit Detroit's offense. The Lions entered the game without rookie running back Jahmyr Gibbs due to a strained hamstring, then lost workhorse David Montgomery in the second quarter with a rib injury.

Of note: Wide receiver Jameson Williams showed both speed and body control while pulling in a 45-yard touchdown, his first of the season.

What's next: The Lions head to Baltimore to take on the AFC North-leading Ravens. Kickoff is at 1pm on Fox.