The Detroit Lions appear to be back on track as one of the powerhouses in the NFC, while the Cincinnati Bengals have dropped two straight games since losing their star quarterback.

The two teams collide this Sunday in Cincinnati in a matchup of head coaches with a long history together.

Since falling in their season opener in Green Bay, the Lions (3-1) have won three straight, including last Sunday's 34-10 win at home over Cleveland, a game they trailed early, 7-0.

"(I saw) what I expect from them, and that's our resiliency," coach Dan Campbell said. "We don't get caught up in things that don't relate to us or have any bearing on what we control. Our guys stay locked in on what it takes to win a game, and/or why you didn't play well, and it really is as simple as that. That's not an eas

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