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The NFL closes out Week 15 with a “Monday Night Football” matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks. This game was originally set to feature the Kansas City Chiefs and New England Patriots, but the NFL flexed to this matchup because it will have direct ramifications on the NFC playoffs.

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff’s commanding performance against the Denver Broncos on Saturday has once again earned him a nomination for FedEx Air Player of the Week. Goff has won the title four times since joining the Lions — once this season in Week 6 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, twice in 2022, and once…

Dan Campbell announced on Monday a few critical roster moves that could have big impacts on the Detroit Lions. Per Campbell, the team is planning to return both defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson and fullback Jason Cabinda to practice after each has spent a significant amount of time on injured reserve. Additionally, with rookie quarterback Hendon…

Week 15 could not have been much kinder to the Detroit Lions. Not only did they take care of business with a dominant win over the Denver Broncos, but they got plenty of help across the NFC to improve their playoff and divisional odds. Their chances to win the NFC’s top seed remain a long…

The Detroit Lions are on the road in Week 16, taking on division rival Minnesota Vikings, with a chance to leave the Twin Cities as the NFC North Champions. Currently, the folks over at DraftKings have set the Week 16 opening betting line as Lions -3.5 points. The moneyline settles in at Lions -185, while…

The Baltimore Ravens and Jacksonville Jaguars face off in a “Sunday Night Football” game with serious playoff implications. The Ravens hold the crown atop the AFC at 10-3, but just barely. With the Miami Dolphins winning on Sunday, the Ravens will need a win to maintain their lead. A loss could throw a wrench in…

The Detroit Lions got themselves a ton of help on Saturday in their quest for a playoff and divisional berth. First, the Minnesota Vikings dropped a ridiculous game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Then, the Lions took care of their own business with a statement win over the Denver Broncos. After those two outcomes, here’s a…

Detroit Lions Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow has been a regular in the team’s weekly injury report, yet he has regularly been able to play on game days. Despite dealing with four separate injuries throughout the year, he has only missed two games, and his ability to recover has been astonishing.

Last night’s beatdown of the Denver Broncos, 42-17, might not have been the most savage thing the Detroit Lions did last night. That honor belongs to the Lions official DJ, DJRAYYADIG, who played records from Future—the Grammy-award winning rapper and father of Future Zahir Wilburn, the stepson of Russell Wilson—during pre-game warm-ups.

A dominant win like that is exactly what Detroit Lions fans—whose confidence had been shaken by a month of mediocre football—needed. Not only did the Lions absolutely crush a surging Denver Broncos team, but it was a full-team effort, with both the offense and defense showing incredible signs of growth.

Was I the only one who heard people saying this felt too much like the New Orleans Saints game when the Lions went up 21-0? I won’t complain, though. It was nice to have a stress-free win from start to finish, and see lots of guys get back on track.

Ford Field was rocking on Saturday night, and so were the Detroit Lions. The Lions secured themselves a much-needed victory against the Denver Broncos. Shaking off the demons of a disappointing loss to the Chicago Bears, the Lions thrashed the Broncos in a 42-17 affair. Now sitting at 10-4, they are in prime position to…

Back in primetime, the Detroit Lions hosted the Denver Broncos on Saturday night to try and get one step closer to not just clinching a playoff spot, but the NFC North as well. The Minnesota Vikings are now three games back in the division after losing to the Cincinnati Bengals earlier on Saturday. The two…

First off, thank you Cincinnati Bengals. With their win over the Minnesota Vikings, the Detroit Lions’ lead in the division is back up to 2.5 games. All the Lions need to do now to clinch the division is find two more wins on the schedule. Doesn’t even matter which ones.

On Friday, the team’s official Twitter account posted a short video recap of two community events the team participated in earlier in December. Just like last year, the Lions partnered with Meijer for the “Presents from the Pride” and “Shop with a Lion” Season of Sharing events. Featured in the video were Melissa Conway (Meijer’s…

In Week 15, the Detroit Lions (9-4) are taking on the Denver Broncos (7-6) in a Saturday night showdown at Ford Field. The Lions are getting healthier at a few key spots and have a few players on injured reserve that could be returning to the roster for the playoff push, which could really benefit…

The Detroit Lions are hoping that their Saturday night bout against the Denver Broncos will be their “get right” game, as they look to bounce back from a rough loss against the Chicago Bears. It’s been a sloppy stretch of games dating back to their first game against the Bears in Week 11. The offense…

The Detroit Lions and Denver Broncos face off on Saturday night with fanbases in two completely different headspaces. According to the latest SB Nation reacts surveys, 86 percent of Broncos fans believe the team is headed in the right direction. Only 58 percent of Lions fans feel the same way about their team. You’d think…

The Detroit Lions will attempt to get back on track against the Denver Broncos in a Saturday night showdown at Ford Field. On the surface, it appears both teams are headed in opposite directions. The Broncos have won six of their last seven, while the Lions are “just” 4-3 over that same stretch.

If you had to do an impression of yourself reacting to the Detroit Lions finally winning the Super Bowl, what would it look like? Detroit’s own Keegan-Michael Key, known for doing impressions of all types, was asked on Jimmy Kimmel Live to do one of himself if he had just watched his beloved team hoist…