After stumbling out of the gate in Week 1 against the Green Bay Packers, the Lions have flipped the script in spectacular fashion. Dan Campbell's crew has been firing on all cylinders, stringing together four straight wins while lighting up scoreboards at an eye-popping 40.

The Jags lead the league in turnover differential at plus-8, and have an NFL-best 10 interceptions to go with four fumbles recovered. Crucially, they have scored six touchdowns and two field goals off those takeaways, and two others ended an opponent’s final drive in one-score games.

Aaron Rodgers won his Pittsburgh Steelers debut with four touchdowns showing the New York Jets, who pretty much dumped him over the summer, that he can still play. He had the Steelers defence to thank for a dramatic late win though.

Also, let's not ignore the tremendous season that Sam Darnold is putting together for the Seahawks. Remarkably, his completion percentage and passer rating are even better than what he produced last season with the Vikings. I think he leads Seattle into Duval County and leaves with an outright win.

The Browns head to Pittsburgh looking to end their long losing streak there in the regular season against the Steelers. Follow along here for updates.

There hasn’t been much scoring to speak of on a Sunday afternoon in Pittsburgh, but the Steelers have a 9-3 lead over the Browns at halftime.