League discipline for last night's fight? Hope not, but A'Shawn Robinson (ejected for fighting Pouncey), D.J. Hayden and defensive ends Jeremiah Valoaga and Cornelius Washington will hear from New York this week. The latter three ran onto to the field during the fight.
On to the always exciting
Snap Counts Analysis:
-- Eric Ebron continues to have his offensive role diminished, this time beginning many series on the bench and finishing with just 34 offensive snaps. Darren Fells led the way for the fifth time in seven games (45 snaps), and earned a seventh straight start. With the trade deadline nearing, there's no question Ebron has already lost his hold on the No. 1 tight end role in this offense. And if he is dealt, which is very much a possibility, rookie Michael Roberts figures to play an expanded role as well. He picked up 19 snaps as it was against Pittsburgh, a career high.
-- Golden Tate started a 55th straight game for Detroit, although got more breaks than usual as he played through a shoulder injury too. He saw the field for 62 percent of the offensive snaps, which was a low for him since he was benched against Chicago early last season. He still managed to finish with seven catches for 86 yards, although he also had a big fumble that killed a late scoring opportunity.
-- With Taylor Decker, Greg Robinson and Emmett Cleary in street clothes, the Lions had just one offense tackle on their bench. And they wound up needing him too. Rick Wagner missed 10 snaps with a leg injury, which allowed Dan Skipper to get his first NFL action. On the left side, Brian Mihalik played all 71 offensive snaps, and in one of the biggest surprises of the night, held up well against that tough Pittsburgh front. It wouldn't be a surprise to see him start again next week, regardless of Greg Robinson's health.
-- In his first game since Week 3, Dwayne Washington played 14 offensive snaps. He touched the ball nearly half the time he was on the field too, although gained just 12 yards on those six carries and was stuffed four times in goal-to-go situations.
-- Receiver Jace Billingsley played the first two snaps of his career. He did not touch the ball.
-- The Lions gave an offensive snap to a linebacker (Nick Bellore) and cornerback (Jamal Agnew). Agnew even touched the ball, turning a quick pass into 12 yards and a first down. He said it was his first bit of offense since high school.
-- On defense, rookie linebacker Jalen Reeves-Maybin made his impact felt on his 22 defensive snaps. He made four stops on the 17 run plays he saw, and finished with a team-high five tackles overall. With Jarrad Davis playing 100 percent of the snaps in the middle, it was a glimpse into what the future could hold for Detroit's linebacker corps. And it was promising.
Offense
G T.J. Lang 71 (100 percent)
C Travis Swanson 71 (100 percent)
T Brian Mihalik 71 (100 percent)
G Graham Glasgow 71 (100 percent)
QB Matthew Stafford 71 (100 percent)
WR Marvin Jones 68 (96 percent)
T Rick Wagner 61 (86 percent)
WR TJ Jones 52 (73 percent)
TE Darren Fells 45 (63 percent)
WR Golden Tate 44 (62 percent)
TE Eric Ebron 34 (48 percent)
RB Ameer Abdullah 32 (45 percent)
RB Theo Riddick 30 (42 percent)
TE Michael Roberts 19 (27 percent)
RB Dwayne Washington 14 (20 percent)
WR Jared Abbrederis 13 (18 percent)
T Dan Skipper 10 14 percent)
WR Jace Billingsley 2 (3 percent) 
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LB Nick Bellore 1 (1 percent)
CB Jamal Agnew 1 (1 percent)
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Defense
FS Glover Quin 64 (100 percent)
LB Jarrad Davis 64 (100 percent)
SS Tavon Wilson 64 (100 percent)
CB Darius Slay 63 (98 percent)
DE Anthony Zettel 50 (78 percent)
DT Akeem Spence 48 (75 percent)
LB Tahir Whitehead 47 (73 percent)
DE Ezekiel Ansah 47 (73 percent)
DT A'Shawn Robinson 46 (72 percent)
CB Quandre Diggs 42 (66 percent)
CB Nevin Lawson 27 (42 percent)
DE Cornelius Washington 26 (41 percent)
CB D.J. Hayden 23 (36 percent)
LB Jalen Reeves-Maybin 22 (34 percent)
SS Miles Killebrew 17 (27 percent)
DT Jeremiah Ledbetter 15 (23 percent)
LB Nick Bellore 15 (23 percent)
DE Jeremiah Valoaga 14 (22 percent)
DT Khyri Thornton 10 (16 percent)
Special teams
Nick Bellore 22 (81 percent)
Don Carey 22 (81 percent)
Jamal Agnew 18 (67 percent)
Milse Killebrew 18 (67 percent)
Charles Washington 18 (67 percent)
Steve Longa 18 (67 percent)
Jalen Reeves-Maybin 17 (63 percent)
Sam Martin 14 (52 percent)
Dwayne Washington 12 (44 percent)
Nevin Lawson 12 (44 percent)
Michael Roberts 11 (41 percent)
Quandre Diggs 10 (37 percent)
Jeremiah Ledbetter 9 (33 percent)
Darren Fells 8 (30 percent)
Jared Abbrederis 8 (30 percent)
Don Muhlbach 8 (30 percent)
Tim Lelito 6 (22 percent)
T.J. Lang 5 (19 percent)
Matt Prater 5 (19 percent)
Dan Skipper 5 (19 percent)
Travis Swanson 5 (19 percent)
Brian Mihalik 5 (19 percent)
Graham Glasgow 5 (19 percent)
Rick Wagner 4 (15 percent)
Glover Quin 4 (15 percent)
Jarrad Davis 4 (15 percent)
Darius Slay 4 (15 percent)
Tahir Whitehead 4 (15 percent)
A'Shawn Robinson 4 (15 percent)
Khyri Thornton 4 (15 percent)
Cornelius Washington 4 (15 percent)
D.J. Hayden 2 (7 percent)
Jeremiah Valoaga 2 (7 percent)
