NFC North-leading Lions brought back to reality in 38-6 loss to Ravens
Associated PressBALTIMORE — Having already beaten the powerful Kansas City Chiefs while getting off to their best start in 12 years, the Detroit Lions came to Baltimore with a 5-1 record, a solid grip on first place in the NFC North and with high expectations of knocking off another AFC contender. “I’ll be the first to say, when you go three-and-out your first two series and they gain 14 points, that’s a hard recipe early in the game,” Campbell said. “You feel like you get put in a pretty tough spot in both areas.” Coming into the game, the Lions had outscored their opponents 48-10 in the first quarter and 99-40 before halftime. “We didn’t do much to help ourselves out those first few drives, didn’t get a first down there,” Detroit quarterback Jared Goff said. This is kind of our first taste of getting kicked in the teeth this year, and we have to respond the right way.” Campbell said: “You don’t want these to happen, but when it does, it re-centers you, it re-focuses you.