Despite the loss last week, the Chiefs racked up 476 yards of offense and an impressive 7.6 yards per play. The week prior, the Chiefs lit up the Ravens for 37 points in a commanding victory. Now, they face a Lions defense that has a number of key injuries.

Detroit ends the Chiefs drive without giving up a touchdown as Al-Quadin Muhammad comes away with a sack to knock them backwards and into a field goal try, which keeps the lead at two scores. The Lions need a touchdown, an onside kick recovery and another touchdown, all in just 2:26 in order to come away with a win. It's 30-17 Kansas City.

Two of the NFL's most compelling teams will clash under the primetime lights this Sunday when the Detroit Lions travel to Kansas City to face the Chiefs.