The Detroit Lions schedule leaks are coming fast. We now know the Lions will play on Thanksgiving Day, but that won't be the only holiday the Lions are sharing with fans.
The NFL will release the full Detroit Lions schedule sometime on Wednesday evening. For now, we know that Lions fans will be spending the holidays with their favorite team. Not only will the Lions be playing on Thanksgiving this year, but they'll be playing on Christmas, too.
Back in 2014, the Detroit Lions seemed like they were closer than ever to getting to that Super Bowl after a solid 11-5 season. We don't have to talk about
The full Detroit Lions schedule will be released on Wednesday evening at some point, but we now know who the Lions will be facing Week 1. They're heading
The Green Bay Packers will open the 2025 NFL season at home against the Detroit Lions in a Sunday showdown, per Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz. The game will kick off September 7th at 4:25 p.m.
The Detroit Lions finished the 2024 season with a 15-2 record, first in the NFC North. They were a favorite for the Super Bowl throughout the year and will be hoping to make it happen this season.
Detroit Lions’ new offensive coordinator John Morton has begun his tenure with the team by predicting even bigger things from wide receiver Jameson Williams.
In 2024, Williams caught a career-high 58 passes for 1,001 yards and seven touchdowns in 15 regular-season games.
The Detroit Lions had to replace some coaches this offseason. Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson left to coach the Chicago Bears, and Defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn left to coach the New York Jets.
The NFL will release the Detroit Lions' schedule on Wednesday, but before then, little things are trickling out. Right now, we know that the Lions won't play the Bears on Thanksgiving for the fifth time in eight years.
When the Detroit Lions selected former Tennessee Vols quarterback Hendon Hooker in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft, the idea was that the North Carolina native would serve as an affordable backup option to starter Jared Goff.
The NFL will release the Detroit Lions' schedule on Wednesday of this week. Sadly, the Lions aren't the Eagles, because if they were, we'd know a quarter of their schedule already. We may not know a single game yet, but we do believe the Lions should be all over the primetime landscape this year.
The NFL will release the full Detroit Lions schedule on Wednesday, and we'll get to see who the Lions will take on for Thanksgiving. One team we know they won't be playing is the Chicago Bears.
The Detroit Lions announced a series of roster moves following the team’s rookie minicamp this past weekend. The full list includes: Lions signed TE Luke Deal, WR Malik Taylor and DL Raequan Williams.
Nick Underhill reports the Saints are signing WR Donovan Peoples-Jones following his tryout at rookie minicamp. Peoples-Jones, 26, was selected by the Browns with the No.
The Saints have lined up a post-draft addition at the receiver spot.
The Detroit Lions' 2025 schedule will drop on Wednesday, and there's going to be one thing that we're keeping our eyes on this year. One thing that could really make the Lions' lives hard this coming season. We're talking about the weather.
There was a bit of shocking news over the weekend when New Orleans Saints quarterback Derek Carr announced that he will retire from the NFL. That made
The NFL will release the Detroit Lions schedule on Wednesday, and we can't wait to see what things look like. With that in mind, we're making some predictions ahead of the release. We already predicted the Lions' Thanksgiving game, now it's time to talk prime time.
On Friday, we got some interesting news when the NFL gave the Detroit Lions an international player exemption for sixth-round pick Ahmed Hassanein. What that means is that the Lions get a 91st roster spot, and Hassanein will fill that role.