A Lions veteran lost his starting job in Lions win over Ravens, 8 other post game facts and takeaways

Terrion Arnold continues to struggle with backbreaking penalties

I'm not going to dog pile on the guy like others have. It is concerning that he's been targeted almost exclusively this season, and teams keep making it work. For the most part, he's been in a position to make a play after the catch, and in other situations, he's been in a position to get a pick, and it just hasn't happened yet. That's not even the big complaint I have.

The big complaint is that he keeps getting flagged at the worst possible time. Last week, he turned a Bears third-and-15 into a first down with a DPI. They would score a few plays later. Against the Ravens, a DPI on a pretty uncatchable ball put the Ravens on the goal line, and then they scored. It just has to stop.

Will anyone catch an interception? Like, anyone?

Is there anything worse than watching one of the best defensive players in the game drop an easy interception? Yes, watching another really good player drop one on the same drive just a few plays later. Brian Branch and D.J. Reed both dropped what should have been sure picks during the Ravens' opening drive of the third quarter, and it resulted in the Ravens taking the lead in the game. Just horrible stuff to see.

LaPorta blocked like the rent was due

If you saw Sam LaPorta on Monday night, he was either blocking like an insane person or catching passes on third down. The blocking was really nice. It wasn't just pass blocking either; LaPorta shone in run blocking. Something that hasn't really been his strongest suit in the past.

AQM stole Marcus' job

What a game from Al-Quadin Muhammad. With Marcus Davenport going down with a chest injury, Muhammad got the chance to have an expanded role against the Ravens, and he made the most of it with two and a half second-half sacks and seven pressures. At this point, if he keeps playing like this, he's going to steal Marcus Davenport's starting job.

The grapefruits on Dan Campbell, the watermelons on Jared Goff

On that fourth-and-2 in the fourth quarter, you knew Campbell was going for it. You wouldn't have it any other way, would you? But still, admit you were scared. We were all scared. What was expected was a David Montgomery run up the middle; what we got was maybe one of the best throws of Jared Goff's career. Just what a moment.

Lions struggle to take advantage of turnovers for the second straight game

The Lions need to get this fixed going forward. Against the Bears, they left 14 points off the board, and then did it again against the Ravens. They forced a turnover on downs, punted, and then forced a fumble and settled for a field goal. This has to be a focus for the Lions going forward.