Lions Still Dealing With Questions About Defense
The Detroit Lions aren't a desperate team yet. Coach Jim Schwartz prefers a slightly different description.
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The Detroit Lions aren't a desperate team yet. Coach Jim Schwartz prefers a slightly different description.
What's your favorite tailgating food Lions fans? It's time to pick-a-side. What will end up in the top ten?
The Lions (5-4) dropped to below .500 with the 34-24 loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.
After a thorough beating by the Minnesota Vikings and with the chances for a playoff appearance slipping away -- Lions fans are looking for someone to blame. Put your two cents in with our Tweet Throwdown.
The Minnesota Vikings returned to form on Sunday at the Metrodome as they put together a complete performance to defeat the Detroit Lions 34-24 -- their second victory over the Lions this season.
Detroit Lions defensive end Cliff Avril left the game against Minnesota in the third quarter with a head injury.
Vikings GM Rick Spielman walked down the Metrodome stairs to the locker room after Minnesota's victory over the Detroit Lions with a look of relief more than excitement washed over his face.
Calvin Johnson had 207 yards on 12 catches, including a touchdown but the Detroit Lions fall short losing to the Minnesota Vikings 34-24 on Sunday.
For the Lions, star receiver Calvin Johnson (knee) and defensive end Cliff Avril (back) are active after being listed as questionable.
When it comes to tailgating before a Lions game in downtown Detroit, there are a few options for those who will be celebrating a bit before the contest.
Trying for a season-high third straight victory, the visiting Lions look to avenge an earlier defeat to the Vikings by handing their division foe a third consecutive loss Sunday.
The Lions (4-4) face a pivotal game Sunday when they visit the Minnesota Vikings (5-4).
Calvin Johnson didn't practice for the Lions on Thursday — and that's a report Detroit fans may need to get used to.
A 19-year-old man has pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter stemming from the heroin-overdose death of the 18-year-old son of former NFL quarterback Erik Kramer.
