Invaluable contribution: David Montgomery accomplishes feat no Detroit Lions player has done since 2004
Detroit Lions running back David Montgomery has undeniably established himself as a vital contributor to the team’s offensive strategy under Offensive Coordinator Ben Johnson. In today’s game against the Carolina Panthers at Ford Field, Montgomery has solidified his place in the team’s record books with a standout performance.
Montgomery is in his 1st season with Detroit
Montgomery is in his inaugural season with the Lions, having previously spent the initial years of his NFL career with the team’s fierce divisional rival, the Chicago Bears. In the past offseason, he made the decision to join Detroit by signing a lucrative three-year, $18 million contract.
He’s the 1st Lions player since 2004 to accomplish an impressive feat
Thanks to his efforts this afternoon that include a 42-yard touchdown, Montgomery has become the first Lions player since Kevin Jones in the 2004 season to rush for 100+ yards and a touchdown in consecutive games.
TL;DR (too long didn’t read)
- Detroit Lions running back David Montgomery is currently in his debut season with the team, having previously spent the early part of his career with the rival Chicago Bears.
- Montgomery has continued to deliver another highly productive performance this afternoon against the Carolina Panthers at Ford Field.
- Notably, he has become the first Lions player since Kevin Jones in 2004 to achieve the feat of rushing for over 100 yards and securing a touchdown in consecutive games.
Bottom Line: Montgomery has put the NFL on notice
The Detroit Lions have asserted their dominance in the NFC North Division, and Montgomery has been a pivotal factor in their successful season.
Montgomery has certainly found his place with the Detroit Lions, and fans are eager to witness his continued success and a prosperous career in the Motor City.
