Detroit looks to avenge last season's divisional round upset as they face a Washington team missing several key players. Here's how to watch for free.

Dan Campbell was fired up in the locker room at Northwest Stadium after the Detroit Lions win over the Washington Commanders, 44-22, Sunday, Nov. 10.

BOTTOM LINE: Detroit will try to keep its three-game home win streak alive when the Pistons face Washington. Detroit went 44-38 overall and 29-23 in Eastern Conference play a season ago. The Pistons averaged 19.0 points off of turnovers, 14.9 second-chance points and 40.2 bench points last season.

The Washington Commanders fell to the Detroit Lions in Week 10, putting them on a five-game losing streak.

Amon-Ra St. Brown got punched after a play against the Washington Commanders, so the Detroit Lions went for a two-point conversion.

In Morton’s first game without the reins to the deadly Detroit offense, the Lions proceeded to put up 41 points. This came without the aid of any short fields, too. Each scoring drive, spare for a fourth quarter drive after a failed Washington onside kick, went for over 64 yards.

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