FIRST DOWN: OFFENSIVE EXPLOSION

All three phases are credited with Detroit's 52-14 win over Tennessee on Sunday afternoon, which improved their record to 6-1 to start the season. Two big special teams returns and four takeaways set up the short-field offense into Tennessee territory, and Ben Johnson and Co. capitalized on it, going 5-on-5 in the red zone.

The 52 points scored are the second most in franchise history. In the last four games, Detroit's scored 172 points and 22 touchdowns. This is the most points and touchdowns they have ever scored in a four-game span in a single season.

Six different players – David Montgomery, Jahmyr Gibbs, Brock Wright, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Sam LaPorta and Kalif Raymond – scored an offensive touchdown for Detroit against the Titans, with Raymond reaching the end zone twice thanks to a 90-yard punt return -Touchdown.

Detroit ranked second in total offense and third in scoring. They were also in the top five in passing attack, rushing and third-down efficiency.

“(We) have Ben (Johnson), he can design anything for anyone,” Raymond said after the game. “He puts us in the best position every week. It's so cool. We keep talking throughout the week about the coverage and what we expect and then we get to the game and it's exactly what he said. “He prepared things from two weeks before. It's really cool to play on this team and play for someone like him, who is so detailed and so innovative.