DETROIT — Detroit Lions offensive coordinator John Morton said the Cleveland Browns hadn’t seen a rushing attack like theirs going into Week 4. The Lions maintaining a solid rushing game against the Browns drew praise from Cleveland’s star edge rusher Myles Garrett after the matchup. They ran the ball well enough to keep it as a main feature of the game. Tight end Sam LaPorta and wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown lent crucial blocks on Gibbs’ lone rushing score of the day. The typical balance for the Lions was still there and it got to the Browns, who dropped to 1-3 after the loss.