Friday edition of PFT Live. It is September the 12th.

All right. What is the level of concern for a variety of Super Bowl contenders who lost week one?

They're 0 and 1. They have failed so far, but they have 16 more opportunities to turn it around.

Let's begin, and before we get there, let's focus a little bit on the Lions' offensive

struggles before we apply a rating to how concerned they should be.

246 total yards the Lions had against Green Bay.

Last year, they only had two games under 300 yards for the entire season, and they won

both of them.

Here's John Morton, the new offensive coordinator from the Detroit Lions, on the defeat

to the Green Bay Packers to start the season.

The best thing about that is it's the first game in the season.

Nobody's in panic mode.

You know what I mean?

So the players have been awesome, great attitudes.

We had great preparation, just like we did last week.

The bottom line is it's just about execution and the details of everything.

And then, you know, taking some, you know, a little bit less so guys are playing a little bit

faster so everybody knows exactly what to do. How do we fix this? Because that's, we're in the

fix-it business, because coaches. So, Dan's been awesome. Players have been awesome. We had a good practice yesterday.

And we're moving on to Chicago.

Sounds very calm, cool, collected. Nobody's in panic mode. Well, we're going to talk about a team coming up

that's in panic mode after one game, but I think the Lions just need to kind of hold steady.

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