ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) — The Detroit Lions have answered any lingering questions about their offensive line, pass rush and new coordinators. Their replacements, John Morton and Kelvin Sheppard, have proven they're more than capable or calling plays and devising game plans. “I thought (Morton's) third downs were probably the best part of everything we did, and everything was great,” Goff said. What’s workingThe Lions look like they did on offense last year, when they averaged a league-high 33.1 points per game. Detroit has gained more than 900 yards and scored 90-plus points in a two-game span for the first time since 1950.