NFL: Clubs To 'Continue To Follow Current Rules'
When one of the weirdest days in NFL history dawned Thursday morning, it seemed like the NFL might have to begin the league year.
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When one of the weirdest days in NFL history dawned Thursday morning, it seemed like the NFL might have to begin the league year.
While some teams may indeed be allowing players onto team facilities, others are not, CBSSports.com has learned.
NFL Draft is coming up Thursday night, the NFL Network's Brian Baldinger saying today that he believes Jim Schwartz and Gunther Cunningham would be thrilled if Nebraska CB Prince Amakamara fell to 13 and believes Detroit would take him in a heartbeat.
As all Lions fans know one of the highlights of following the team is the release of the schedule.
For the first time in 10 years the Detroit Lions will be seen nationally on Monday Night Football.
Commissioner Roger Goodell says an appeal has been filed after the NFL ruled last month that the Detroit Lions violated the league's policy against tampering.
There has been a lot of controversy regarding whether or not the incoming draft class should boycott going to New York for the NFL Draft.
Detroit Congressman John Conyers' call to eliminate the National Football League's anti-trust exemption is getting nowhere on Capitol Hill.
Labor stoppages have become a common occurrence in all four of this nation's major team professional sports.
Kevin Smith wasn't surprised the Detroit Lions chose not to offer him a contract. The running back just hopes the NFL labor deal gets done soon so he can find a new home in the league.
If the NFL gets locked-out, what will people do for jobs?
The Lions have reportedly tendered a contract to Drew Stanton. Detroit News says it's an original round tender so a 2nd round tender. Just yesterday the team said so long to Kevin Smith and Julian Peterson.
After Green Bay Packers Take Early Lead, the Pittsburgh Steelers Try to Come Back but Can't Quite Do It
Viking horns sounded to celebrate first downs as Ford Field hosted its first Monday night football game, without the Lions, but with about 45 thousand Lions fans.
