Lions WR Calvin Johnson Gives Jerseys Off His Back
Calvin Johnson gives friends in the NFL and other players he admires the shirt off his back — literally.
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Calvin Johnson gives friends in the NFL and other players he admires the shirt off his back — literally.
Only three games remain in the regular season, and Detroit (7-6, 4-1) needs every one.
Amid it all, there have been some high highs - Prince Fielder leaving! Erin Andrews single! - and some low lows, including bankruptcy and errant skydivers.
The Detroit Lions are in the national spotlight Monday night, with a spot in the postseason on the line.
Was Barry Sanders, the former Detroit Lions great, texting during the ceremony or unceremoniously napping?
The slumping Detroit Lions are trying to avoid a late-season collapse that would keep them out of the playoffs for the 13th time in 14 years.
The Lions are playing on Monday this week, and with a handful of players dealing with injury, they may need that extra day to prepare.
Talking with Karsch and Anderson of 97.1 The Ticket, Schwartz did not concur or disagree with that idea that his job is on the line.
Superstar wide receiver Calvin Johnson knows how to how a little fun at the expense of a opposing rookie player who may have said a little bit too much.
It's the go-to phrase since Tony Dungy said it in the beginning of the season.
Aaron Rodgers took some first-team snaps in practice Wednesday, though the Packers' franchise quarterback still hasn't been cleared to play in a game.
Detroit Lions running back Reggie Bush still gets excited about Monday Night Football.
A couple weeks ago, I was checking out twitter as usual and noticed that I had some new interactions.
Ravens safety Matt Elam has plenty of words to describe wide receiver Calvin Johnson, the main object of focus for Baltimore's defensive backfield Monday night in Detroit.
The Lions apparel that evidently incited so much violence from the Philadelphia fans included a jersey of legendary Detroit running back Barry Sanders.
