Aidan Hutchinson, looking like the player he was before his injury last season, was a force in Sunday's win over the Browns.

While the Lions are heavy favorites behind their Jared Goff-led offense, the Browns remain a threat after earning such a major victory over a talented Packers squad, led by a defensive unit that features four-time First-team All-Pro edge rusher Myles Garrett.

The Lions (3-1) won 34-10 against the Browns (1-3) in a Week 4 matchup at Ford Field in Detroit on Sunday, Sept. 28. Two passing touchdowns from Lions quarterback Jared Goff to receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown paced the offensive effort, while a punt return touchdown from Kalif Raymond gave the Lions separation in the fourth quarter.

After a field goal by kicker Andre Szmyt and a touchdown by Quinshon Judkins allowed the Browns to storm back into the game late in the fourth quarter, Packers kicker Brandon McManus lined up to attempt a 43-yard field goal that would have given Green Bay a 13-10 lead with 26 seconds left to play.

Jared Goff threw two touchdown passes to Amon-Ra St. Brown, Kalif Raymond returned a punt 65 yards for another score and the Detroit Lions beat the Cleveland Browns 34-10.

A false start, incomplete pass, and then a handoff to RB Jerome Ford for a loss of a yard set Cleveland back to a 3rd-and-16. A short completion to Bond set up Szmyt for a 56-yard attempt to cut it to a one-score game, but he just barely missed it wide to the left.

The Browns have faced three very good offenses, but the defense hasn't blinked: They've given up the fewest yards in the NFL, they have the third-most sacks and they're only surrendering 2.3 yards per rushing attempt, which is the best number in the league.

Browns kicker Andre Szmyt booted the game-winning field goal to beat the Packers. He was honored as AFC Special Teams Player of the Week.