NFC North Tied Up At Top At Midpoint Of Season
Detroit Lions, division champions?
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Detroit Lions, division champions?
Football obviously takes a toll on its participants, and this weekend reminded everyone that it can be just as rough on coaches as players.
"I'm not going to sit here and pull an RG3 and talk over what is common sense, and that's listening to my coaches and listening to the doctors," Burleson said.
Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler watched the Monday Night football game from the sidelines. That was expected.
The Detroit Lions are on their bye with a winning record and dreams of the playoffs within their reach. What needs to happen going forward to clinch them a spot?
The Detroit Lions, already with more wins than they had last season, have set themselves up to make a run toward the playoffs after their bye.
With the Detroit Lions on their bye week, here is a look at some of the players that have been putting up big numbers for the Lions, and some that have perhaps disappointed.
Questions about Matthew Stafford as an overall quarterback continue, but his play Sunday drew lots of attention.
Evidently, Johnson is feeling better. Without a doubt, that is bad news for defenses everywhere.
Detroit's very own Eminem had his new album 'Marshall Mathers LP 2' leaked online today.
Schwartz made it clear with Karsch and Anderson of 97.1 The Ticket that he will be staying focused on the job even though the Lions have the week off.
The Detroit Lions have announced a community focused approach for halftime of their traditional Thanksgiving Day game November 28, 2013 against the Green Bay Packers.
For all the ways the life of the average person is different from that of a multi-millionaire athlete, a love of Chipotle might be one aspect that is similar - that, and of course the Halloween candy.
One Lions fan, initially unaware that he was being recorded at home, reacts in a way that can only be described as a fan who has been through the wringer with the teams' up and down performance over the years.
Jerry Jones is nothing if not a showman. So it's not surprising that the same man who once rapped about pizza, bragged about having the brain of a 40-year-old, and recently called the Cowboys' loss to the Broncos "a moral victory" said Tuesday that an in-his-prime Primetime Deion Sanders could cover All-World wideout Calvin Johnson.
