Mega-Lawsuit Says NFL Hid Brain Injury Links
A concussion-related lawsuit bringing together scores of cases has been filed in federal court, accusing the NFL of hiding information that linked football-related head trauma to permanent brain injuries.
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A concussion-related lawsuit bringing together scores of cases has been filed in federal court, accusing the NFL of hiding information that linked football-related head trauma to permanent brain injuries.
A lot of Lions fans are hoping that Detroit's first round draft pick this year Riley Reiff will be starting at right or even left tackle from the start of the season.
A bench warrant has been issued for Charles Rogers after the former Detroit Lions wide receiver failed to appear at a court hearing in Saginaw.
What does that mean? He gets to drive away in a brand-new Lincoln, the top prize.
The Detroit Lions have signed wide receiver Maurice Stovall to a one-year deal and released wide receiver Jared Karstetter.
There are some NFL pre-season publications that are starting to oil their way into the collected consciousness.
The NFL is preparing to head into 2012 with another labor situation unresolved, as the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the referees and the league is still up in the air.
Jahvid Best's first of three concussions — that he knows about — happened in a terrifying sequence in college.
Lions back for another week of OTA's that includes RB Jahvid Best who says he is symptom free and not concerned at all about concussions.
The Lions kept their troubled members of the 2011 draft class sequestered from the media this week.
Shawn Payton, of Jackson, Michigan, pleaded guilty Friday in federal court in Detroit to a felony count of transmitting threats to injure in interstate communications
This might come as a shocker; the Detroit Lions will not win the Super Bowl this season.
Last Saturday, for the second time in less than two months, Lions 2011 first-round pick Nick Fairley was arrested.
The Colts are giving former first-round draft pick George Foster a new chance.
Detroit Lions defensive tackle Nick Fairley and wide receiver Titus Young were back on the practice field Tuesday — with security escorts to keep reporters away.
