Detroit Lions matchups to watch at joint practices with New York Giants

Detroit Lions face tough challenges with New York Giants defensive line, young wide receiver talent.

are traveling to take on the New York Jets. The week's schedule calls for competitive joint practices on Monday and Tuesday and a preseason game on Thursday.

After acquiring Brian Burns in an offseason trade, the Giants have two edge players that strike fear into opponents. Burns and Kayvon Thibodeaux will be an excellent challenge for Lions' tackles Penei Sewell and Taylor Decker.and Kevin Zeitler will be at times tasked with handling defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence. A threat both as a pass-rusher and a run-stuffer, Lawrence is among the best defensive tackles in the game.the ultimate test in both pass protection and in the run game.

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