Watch: Bill Belichick Gives Major Information About Upcoming Game vs. Lions

The New England Patriots lost the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars last week, but they’re definitely not losing this Sunday’s game. The team will challenge the Detroit Lions, and head coach Bill Belichick is pretty positive about the final score of his guys.

The Patriots have made several changes to their roster, and the last one was the trade deal with the Cleveland Browns. The Patriots acquired Josh Gordon in an exchange for a 2019 fifth-round pick. Gordon is a troubled player, but the Patriots could use his skills and experience. 2013 was his year, and Gordon did a really good job back then. Although the head coach didn’t make any comments on Gordon’s signing to the active roster, he’s definitely taking part in the game against the Lions.

Gordon was seen practicing with the team yesterday. He will have limited role on Sunday, but will definitely be active in the game.

Bill Belichick knows that his team won’t make the same mistake twice, and the Patriots aren’t losing this game. However, the matchup against the Lions sure brings some challenges, and Belichick is well aware of that. When asked about the greatest challenge of the game, Belichick said it was the offense.

“There are a lot of challenges but certainly the explosive Detroit offense is a big one. They have great quarterback, good offensive line, good backs, tight ends and very explosive group of receivers,” Belichick says.

What challenges come with preparing for the Lions?

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Well, the Patriots have added some strength to the roster, and Belichick has fixed his winning formula. The team lost its magic in Week 2, but they’re ready to roll this week. The game against the Detroit Lions is a chance for Belichick to see if the new roster changes will work.

The Patriots are all about winning, and they have great chances of winning this game.