Lions Hold On For 21-19 Victory Over Bears
Calvin Johnson stepped up when Detroit needed him the most. Similar to what Herman Moore used to do for the Lions.
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Calvin Johnson stepped up when Detroit needed him the most. Similar to what Herman Moore used to do for the Lions.
"It's tough," said Detroit's Matthew Stafford, who has completed 60.0 percent of his passes and thrown three TDs and six INTs while going 0-4 at Chicago. "They play pretty well at home like everybody in our division does. It's a big challenge."
One the most menacing units in the NFL, the Detroit Lions defensive line has many scratching their heads as to why it is not racking up more sacks.
"It's bad blood," linebacker Ashlee Palmer said. "Period."
At 23 years old, Corey Fuller is working with the best in the business.
Detroit Lions head coach Jim Schwartz does not take away too much from the team's 40-32 win over the Chicago Bears in Week 4.
Many big, strong, manly football players do yoga, including superstar wide receiver Calvin Johnson, and almost all of them – yes, Burleson included – initially resisted taking up the practice.
While the injury focus for Detroit's game against Chicago will be focused on the Bears' quarterback situation, the Lions have a few injury issues of their own on defense.
To be sure, Calvin Johnson is any NFL team's dream come true.
The award goes to an individual who is in and around the game of football, has been successful in his role, serves the community and maintains a spotless reputation.
The Lions are in the driver's seat in the NFC North—and they have the talent to get it done.
Bush provided some insight into Incognito, the Dolphins locker room and rookie hazing Tuesday on Stoney and Bill of 97.1 The Ticket.
Cut from both the Jacksonville Jaguars in the off-season and the Kansas City Chiefs in the preseason, free agent defensive end Austen Lane was minding his own business, watching "The Walking Dead," when the phone rang.
Stafford is a quarterback. He touches the ball on every play.
Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said Tuesday he has a fractured left collarbone and has no idea yet how long he will be out.
