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2nd quarter

3:01: Dan Skipper declares himself eligible to play and catches a 9-yard touchdown pass that rouses the Ford Field crowd. Jared Goff also had a 3rd-and-10 scramble to keep that drive alive as the Lions’ offense tries to keep up with Buffalo. Bills 21, Lions 14

8:15: The Lions take the Bills to a 4th-and-2 at midfield, but the Bills line up Ty Johnson against a linebacker again for a 31-yard gain. James Cook scores three plays later as the Bills open the game with three consecutive touchdown drives. Bills 21, Lions 7

1:36 p.m.: The Lions offense awakens on their third drive. Ben Johnson goes into the bag of tricks with a halfback pitch back to Jared Goff and a pass to Amon-Ra St. Brown for 24 yards. Then Goff makes a few scrambles of his own and finds Tim Patrick for a touchdown on third-and-long. Bills 14, Lions 7

1st quarter

2:01: Josh Allen tears apart these Lions’ defense by taking a celebratory leap as he heads into the end zone for his second rushing touchdown of the first quarter. He has regularly evaded the Lions’ pass rush, taking over their secondary coverage for long stretches and taking shots downfield to go 5-for-6 for over 100 yards. Bills 14, Lions 0

7:44: The Lions get a first down on their second offensive attack, but then Jared Goff is sacked twice in three plays and the Lions punt again. Bills 7, Lions 0

10:56: The Bills drive 73 yards for a touchdown to open the game. Running back Ty Johnson beat Lions linebacker Kwon Alexander for a downfield completion, then Josh Allen extended a play by scrambling and found Johnson again for a third-down conversion to set up an Allen touchdown run. Bills 7, Lions 0

2:02 p.m.: The first drive of this offensive showdown is a three-and-out, with Jared Goff throwing two incompletions and David Montgomery going wide on a carry. Lions 0, Bills 0

Foreplay: The Lions get some help on the defensive line again as DJ Reader, Josh Paschal, Levi Onwuzurike and Alim McNeill are all active. Brodric Martin and Myles Adams are inactive. Emmanuel Moseley is also inactive for the third week in a row.

It’s worth noting that safety Damar Hamlin is out with Buffalo due to injury.

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Before the Lions start the playoffs next month, they have the opportunity to make a statement this Sunday.

The Lions will face the Bills on Sunday in a matchup of season-ending Super Bowl participating teams.

Detroit is embarking on a franchise-record 11-game winning streak and sits atop the NFC at 12-1, while Buffalo is 10-3 and above

The Lions can move one step closer to their second straight NFC North Division title and first overall playoff berth, while also making a statement against one of the NFL’s top teams.

Stay tuned throughout the afternoon for updates.

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