DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit Lions bounced back in a big way on Sunday, routing the Chicago Bears 52-21 to help recover from a season-opening loss to the Green Bay Packers.

They can't celebrate long, though. Next Monday, they travel to Baltimore for a matchup with the Ravens.

“It always feels good to get that first win of the season behind you,” Lions coach Dan Campbell said. "Every win is special, but there's something really special about getting that first win.

“But this is a long season, and you have to keep getting better and better.”

The Lions improved in every facet of the game against the Bears, but the offensive line made the biggest jump. They opened holes for 177 rushing yards and two touchdowns after gaining just 47 yards and no scores against the Packers. The Lions also didn

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