The ardent fan base of the Detroit Lions has been a source of support
Several players have said this week that the amount of support they have received during the playoffs has beyond their own initial expectations.
During the Rams game, Ford Field recorded a decibel level of 133.6, which ranks as the fourth loudest stadium noise level in NFL history.
The fans cheering for Jared Goff was a great experience for rookie wide receiver Jameson Williams.
It was turnt, Williams informed the press. “They carried on like way throughout the match. This week, they must repeat the process. Everyone is welcome, everyone. I just need you to announce the name of the player who gets the ball.”
The fast wide receiver for Detroit wants the audience to chant QB’s name aloud on Sunday afternoon.
“How excited everyone is in the city is giving us a boost,” Williams remarked following practice on Thursday. “They give us the impression that we have already won the Super Bowl based just on their one-game victory. They go above and above.
Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson expressed the 29-year-old veteran signal-caller has improved the most in the past three years with situational awareness and knowledge of protection.
“His understanding of protection and situational football have greatly advanced, in my opinion. He’s thrown the football with exceptional accuracy. That remains unchanged, Johnson added. “He has done that ever since joining the League on day one. been a superb quarterback for play-action movements
“I think his drop back game, both from a protection standpoint where he can identify pressures and slide the protection into him, and then his understanding of the situation,” Johnson continued. Since (Lions Head) Coach (Dan) Campbell implemented our preferred method of learning game management, he has developed significantly. And now that he is in his third year, he is capable of handling nearly everything.
