The Lions will part ways with Offensive coordinator Anthony Lynn
The NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports that the Lions are parting ways with offensive coordinator Anthony Lynn after Week 18.
The #Lions and OC Anthony Lynn are expected to part ways following today?s game, sources say. One of the more respected leaders as a HC, it was never a good fit as OC for Lynn in Detroit. He had play-calling duties stripped earlier, and now both sides appear set to walk away.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 9, 2022
Head coach Dan Campbell and Lynn didn't see eye-to-eye, seeing as Lynn had his play-calling duties stripped earlier in the year.
The Lions ranked 22nd in the NFL on offense, accruing 5,080 total yards through 16 games.
Over at FanDuel Sportsbook, Detroit is a +142 on the moneyline and a +3 on the spread against the Packers.
This season, the Lions have had a tough go of it, including losing Jared Goff, D'Andre Swift and Jamaal Williams for several games due to injury.
Detroit is currently in second-last place with a 2-13 record and has lost two straight games.
This season, the Lions have been disappointing on both sides of the ball, so this shouldn't come as a surprise.
This news is unlikely to move the lines, but it's always a good idea to head over to FanDuel Sportsbook to check odds before kickoff.
