Dolphins hope to solve home woes vs. Lions

Published: Dec 21, 2010 at 02:09 PM

The storyline
The Detroit Lions go for a third straight win and a second straight road win. And if the Dolphins could do anything at all at home they'd be clinching a wild card spot.

Why you should watch
Could the Lions' third-string QB be better than the Dolphins' starter? Might not be a bad time for the Dolphins to go all Wildcat, all the time.

Did you know?
Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson has 11 touchdowns in his past 11 games. ... Detroit's Ndamukong Suh leads all rookies with eight sacks. ... The Dolphins are 4-0 against the Lions at home. ... Miami's Cameron Wake leads the NFL with 14 sacks.

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