The Lions had a good game plan to limit Lukas Van Ness
The Detroit Lions effectively neutralized Lukas Van Ness on Sunday, limiting him to just five rushes off the tackle.
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With Micah Parsons sidelined by injury and three interior linemen also out, Green Bay's defensive front was shorthanded against Detroit. The Lions countered by focusing their blocking on edge rusher Lukas Van Ness, holding him to just five tackle-side rushes and limiting his impact on the game.
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The Detroit Lions effectively neutralized Lukas Van Ness on Sunday, limiting him to just five rushes off the tackle.
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