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Lions now 0-3 with 24-12 loss to Denver

Sep 28, 2015 | 12:03 AM

DETROIT — They missed an extra point. They couldn’t convert a 2-point conversion. They even lined up illegally on a missed field-goal attempt.

Denver converted on the mulligan.

That’s six points given up by the Detroit Lions’ special teams, and it made the difference in a 24-12 loss Sunday to the Denver Broncos.

The Lions fall to 0-3 for the first time since 2010, when they finished 6-10, and there is no light for them in the coming weeks. They must now travel to Seattle for a Monday night game at the league’s most intimidating venue, then come back home to face the hottest team in the league in the Arizona Cardinals.

Denver moved to 3-0. MORE from Mlive story by Kyle Meinke

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