Former Lions Star LeBeau Intends Return To Steelers in 2013
LeBeau wept when, on New Year's Day 2006, his players en masse showed up for a game against Detroit wearing his throwback No. 44 Lions jersey.
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LeBeau wept when, on New Year's Day 2006, his players en masse showed up for a game against Detroit wearing his throwback No. 44 Lions jersey.
It was not too long ago that we as Detroiters picked sides and went into verbal wars with each other about whether or not Chris Osgood deserved to be in the Hall of Fame?
In last week's win at Detroit, Gonzalez caught just one pass, but that's mostly because the Lions decided to put two men on him and use their cornerbacks in single coverage against Roddy White and Julio Jones.
Don't let Johnson's smile fool you. Underneath that cheery expression, there's a fierce competitor who wants to make Rice's accomplishments a distant second to his own effort this year.
Chicago linebacker Lance Briggs insists he is only thinking about beating the Detroit Lions and reaching the playoffs.
When Raiola was told Melton made the Pro Bowl he responded by saying, "This guy made the Pro Bowl? Kevin Williams, who worked through injuries all year, Suh, who's a better player than this guy, he made the Pro Bowl? Come on."
Bears can clinch playoff spot with win and Minnesota loss.
Let's face it; we're all glad 2012 is over.
Lions' DT Ndamukong Suh's aggressive style of play virtually guarantees that he'll either be loved or hated by anyone who follows the NFL.
Congratulations to Calvin Johnson. Now he sets his sights on 2,000.
It's fitting that Calvin Johnson received a handful of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles gifts on Christmas, because it appears as if Megatron has found the secret of the ooze.
Record-setting wide receiver Calvin Johnson is Detroit's only representative on the Pro Bowl roster, although quarterback Matthew Stafford and defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh were announced as alternates Wednesday.
It has been an awful, disappointing season for the Detroit Lions. However, there are still a few positive things to take away from the year.
It's pretty amazing that an incident that took place in 1994 could cause such a stir in Detroit but that's exactly what happened.
Last week former Lions OL Lomas Brown went on an ESPN radio station saying, "We were getting beat, 24-3, at that time and he just stunk up the place.
