3 Lions to blame for their NFC Championship game meltdown
Detroit blew the largest halftime lead in NFC Championship history. Here's how it happened.
2. WR Josh Reynolds
Reynolds' drop on 4th-and-2 was the third-most impactful play of the Lions' day in terms of EPA. His other drop, this one on 3rd-and-10 in a tie game, was almost as brutal. Even outside of the drops, it was an underwhelming day for Reynolds: he only had one reception for 25 yards on four targets. After his seven catch, 80-yard performance in the Lions' Wild Card win over the Rams, the receiver had a quiet two weeks, only catching three balls for 52 yards and one touchdown over the last two games combined.