Lions O-line confident and ready to improve after preseason challenges

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The Detroit Lions' offensive line, despite early struggles with communication and missed assignments, is confident in their ability to improve and meet their standard, especially with key players returning from injury. The Lions face the Chicago Bears, whose defense is highly ranked, and will need to contain quarterback Caleb Williams' mobility. The Lions' defense also focused on containing Jordan Love's mobility last week and aims to do the same against Williams. Rookie receiver Isaac TeSlaa is expected to have a larger role in the upcoming game.
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