Most Years By NFL Teams Without Winning Playoff Game
Most consecutive seasons by NFL teams without winning a playoff game since 1933 (first season of NFL playoffs), according to STATS LLC
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Most consecutive seasons by NFL teams without winning a playoff game since 1933 (first season of NFL playoffs), according to STATS LLC
2012 started with the Lions gearing up for their first playoff game in over a decade and the belief that the future was bright.
In 2011, Detroit players held well-attended workouts during the lockout.
The Super Bowl will be streamed online for the second straight year.
The Detroit Lions just finished a disappointing season. Just what went wrong, and what does next season hold for them?
The Detroit Lions have reportedly cut loose three coaches on their staff.
It was addressed early at Monday's press conference as Lions head coach Jim Schwartz stood at the podium for the last time this season answering questions about his future.
Within hours of the season ending games on Sunday - a plethora of pro-football coaches have been canned. Our own Detroit Lions' head coach Jim Schwartz has survived the ax so far, but there is a lot of time between now and the 2013 kick-off to reflect on that choice.
And, then it was all over!
Jay Cutler threw for 257 yards and a touchdown and helped seal the game with a late scramble, and Chicago kept its playoff hopes alive - for now - with a 26-24 win over the Lions on Sunday.
Matthew Stafford could also enter his name into the record books with a big game Sunday.
The Detroit Lions have put defensive tackle Sammie Hill on injured reserve because of a foot injury.
You have been eating and drinking at the tailgate and it is time to go, not to the game but to the restroom. Have no fear, you will find plenty of facilities at Eastern Market and once you are at Ford Field, there are restrooms galore.
At the start of 2012, three of Detroit's four major pro teams looked like they might have championship potential.
The offseason arrests resulted in players dismissed and now the coaches are pointing fingers at each other in the media.
