Brock Wright received a low Pro Football Focus grade of 45.9 for his performance against the Bills, indicating struggles in his role during the game.

Brock Wright received a low Pro Football Focus grade of 63.2, indicating a less impactful performance during the game against the Bears. He was among the lowest-graded offensive players, highlighting challenges in his contributions on the field.

Brock Wright stepped up significantly in LaPorta's absence, playing a crucial role in the offense. He handled a heavy workload, excelling in both blocking and route running, which contributed to the team's efficiency. Coach Campbell noted Wright's ability to perform various tasks, including run game support and protection, emphasizing that he "bailed us out" and helped the team succeed.

Brock Wright contributed significantly to the Lions' offensive efforts, catching a touchdown pass late in the third quarter. While primarily serving as a run blocker, he also made a notable impact in the passing game, helping to maintain the team's high level of run-blocking despite the absence of Sam LaPorta. Wright's versatility was key in supporting both the passing and running attacks during the game.

Brock Wright caught a five-yard touchdown pass from Jared Goff, contributing to the Lions' explosive offensive performance. His involvement in the scoring further highlighted Detroit's dominance in the game, as they amassed a franchise-record total of 644 yards.