The Detroit Lions will challenge the Seattle Seahawks' defense on Monday Night Football with their use of 12 personnel, which includes one running back and two tight ends. This formation has contributed to their success in both running and passing plays, with tight ends Sam LaPorta and Brock Wright playing pivotal roles. Meanwhile, the Lions face a Seattle offense redefined by new offensive coordinator Ryan Grubbs, which poses additional preparation challenges. In the CFL, the BC Lions are sticking with Nathan Rourke as their starting quarterback for the rest of the season despite his recent struggles, with head coach Rick Campbell emphasizing continuity. Vernon Adams Jr., who started the season strong, is recovering from a knee injury but remains a key supporter of Rourke. The BC Lions aim to secure their third consecutive playoff berth as they prepare to face the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.