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ALLEN PARK, Mich. — Ndamukong Suh was helpless the last time Detroit played New Orleans.

A stomp-induced, two-game suspension relegated him to spectator status last month when the Lions lost 31-17 to the Saints — and Suh said he did that from his parents’ home in Portland, Ore.

“It was obviously difficult,” Suh said softly.

This time, Suh will be on the field to help a franchise with only one playoff victory since winning the 1957 NFL title pull off an upset win at New Orleans.

The Lions and Saints have offenses so potent that oddsmakers have set the over-under betting line at a playoff-record 59 points for Saturday night’s game. The previous high was 57 when the Saints played Arizona two years ago and won 45-14.

“I don’t plan on anybody shooting our defense out,” Suh said. “You can’t discredit the type of offensive team that we’re going to face in the New Orleans Saints. Drew Brees is obviously a great quarterback.

“I look at it as a great challenge,” he said.

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