The Detroit Lions (1-1) and New York Jets (1-1) will square off in a Week 3 battle as coach Dan Campbell welcomes back his protégé, Aaron Glenn, to Ford Field for the first time since the former defensive coordinator left for the Big Apple.
“Our players know exactly what’s coming in here because the defensive coordinator was here for (four) years,” Campbell said of Glenn and the Jets. “Turn on the tape. … This is not going to be a trap game. This is gonna be a knockout, 60-minute brawl.”
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