Detroit Lions Announce 'One Pride Blue Out' For Monday Night Football
The Lions want fans throughout the state to participate in the "Blue Out" by wearing blue apparel all day on Monday, Dec. 16.
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The Lions want fans throughout the state to participate in the "Blue Out" by wearing blue apparel all day on Monday, Dec. 16.
After the Detroit Lions collapsed against the Philadelphia Eagles, allowing 28 points in the fourth quarter, an even uglier scenario apparently unfolded off the field.
The Detroit Lions slipped and slid plenty in the snow at Philadelphia. Maybe it was fitting.
David Akers. There is going to be a point field goals are going to make or break the Lions. Will Akers make it, literally.
Lineman Johnny Jolly performed a little dance on the frozen turf after recovering a fumble.
The Chicago Bears are back in the playoff race, and they can thank Josh McCown for that.
After that tough loss, in a lot of snow, several Detroit Lions' players are giving back to some local kids.
Calling the NFL to discuss penalties is nothing new. This time, though, Jim Schwartz expects more of a concession than an explanation.
To make matters even more interesting against the defending Super Bowl champions, the Lions might be playing without some key pieces of their offense and defense.
On a slippery, snow-filled field against a run-stuffing defense, LeSean McCoy had the game of his life.
Both calls occurred on the Eagles' first drive of the fourth quarter, which ultimately ended with Philadelphia tying the game at 14.
The Detroit Lions slogged out to a 14-0 lead in snowy Philadelphia, and then they turned into the vintage Lions.
The Detroit Lions could not overcome the weather and their own mistakes in a tough loss to the Eagles on Sunday. Here is a further look at their disappointing performance.
The Eagles, looking to go worst-to-first in the NFC East, won their fifth straight game and temporarily took sole possession of first place.
