Lions Win 52-6, Set Multiple Records

The Detroit Lions achieved a historic 52-6 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars, setting multiple team and NFL records during the game. They opened with seven consecutive touchdown drives, a feat not seen since 2007, and recorded a staggering 475-yard difference, the largest since 1979. This marked the Lions' eighth consecutive win, a first in 90 years, and secured their third consecutive winning season, a milestone not reached in 19 years. Jared Goff excelled with a near-perfect passer rating of 158.3, tying for the most games with a passer rating over 140 in a season. The Jaguars, while struggling with forced turnovers earlier this season, had shown improvement but could not compete with the Lions' dominant performance. The game showcased Detroit's offensive prowess and solidified their position as a formidable contender in the NFL.