Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta and edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson have been voted into the Pro Bowl for the first time in their careers. Along with them, right tackle Penei Sewell is going to his second Pro Bowl. What a big honor for the rookie and the second year man. Making the Pro Bowl
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The NFL announced their Pro Bowl teams on Wednesday night and the Lions have a good handful of players that made the final cut. 5 in all. Here’s who will be representing the Lions at the Pro Bowl if the Lions aren’t still in the playoffs that is: Aidan Hutchinson: Hutchinson received a lot of
The Detroit Lions won their Saturday night showdown over the Dallas Cowboys. Well, at least the Lions thought they did for about a hot minute. After scoring a touchdown with 23 ticks left to trim the Cowboys’ lead to one, Detroit attempted to score a two-point field goal to win the game. The Lions successfully
One of the overlooked facets of Saturday night’s controversially officiated game between the Lions and Cowboys is just how well the Detroit run defense played. For the second week in a row, the Lions turned in an elite defensive performance in stopping opposing running backs. In this case, it was Tony Pollard. The lead Cowboys
It appears Bruce Irvin’s time on the Detroit Lions practice squad is over. The veteran pass rusher indicated on a social media post that he’s no longer part of the team. “As a 12-year vet, thank you for the opportunity to be apart (sic) of your team,” Irvin wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “However I’m
Irvin signed with the Lions in November and he wound up playing three games for Detroit. He never quite caught on with the Lions despite a big game in New Orleans that saw him get his one and only sack with the team. In total, Irvin played 34 snaps for the Lions and recorded five
Believe it or not, the Minnesota Vikings still have something to play for in the Week 18 finale in Detroit. While it’s a contrived longshot, the Vikings can still make the postseason if they beat the Lions. Even after getting blown out by the Packers in Week 17, Detroit’s Week 18 foe isn’t mathematically eliminated
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones admitted that the way their Week 17 game against the Detroit Lions ended was “convoluted.” However, he expressed belief that Dan Campbell’s men are also at fault for what happened. To recall, the Lions lost to the Cowboys 20-19 after a controversial penalty call denied Detroit of what would have
By now, we all know that the Lions executed a two-point conversion successfully against the Cowboys in the closing seconds of their game last Saturday. Despite celebrating after the play call, the Lions were quickly reminded why they’re scapegoat of the league. In this instance, NFL referee Brad Allen and his crew changed the ruling
I love this fan base. Seriously, I don’t think you’ll find a more dedicated and loyal fan base than the fans base of the Detroit Lions. After Saturday night’s debacle in which the Lions lost 20-19 to the Cowboys after official Brad Allen made a simple human error that the NFL is hellbent on not
The Detroit Lions took on the Dallas Cowboys last Saturday in a matchup that had NFL fans everywhere questioning the end result. As the Lions lined up for a potential game-winning two-point conversion in the closing seconds, the team was penalized as they were told that Taylor Decker was not eligible on the attempt that
NFL referees made headlines with the Detroit Lions vs. Dallas Cowboys game in Week 17. The Cowboys ended up prevailing in that game 20-19. However, a big reason that result played out the way it did is because of a controversial ineligible receiver call against Detroit. Lions coaches, players, fans, and bettors were all outraged
On Monday, Lions head coach Dan Campbell indicated the team was hopeful that Jason Cabinda would be rejoining them this week. Sure enough, Cabinda is back with the Lions. On Tuesday, the veteran fullback re-signed with the Lions on the team’s practice squad. It’s the culmination of a strange few days for Cabinda. Last Thursday,
Star pass-catcher Amon-Ra St. Brown and the Detroit Lions play the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at 1:00 PM ET, at Ford Field. The Lions rank 23rd in scoring defense this year (23.4 points allowed per game), but they’ve been playing really well on the offensive side of the ball, ranking fifth-best in the NFL with
Buggs was a key piece for the Detroit Lions in 2022 In 2022, Buggs started 13 games for the Lions. The defensive tackle collected 46 tackles, 1 sack, and 10 QB hits. That performance netted the DT a two-year deal worth up to $6 million this offseason. However, that production did not carry over into
Minnesota (7-9) rides a three-game losing streak into a matchup with (-) on Sunday, January 7, 2024 at Ford Field. The Lions are listed as favorites in this one, with the spread sitting at 3 points. The over/under in the contest is set at 45.5 points. Last time around, the Lions fell to the Dallas
No roster move has officially been made yet, but the Detroit Lions have apparently said goodbye to defensive tackle Isaiah Buggs. In a heartfelt social media post, Buggs thanked the city of Detroit and the Lions teammates in a statement that he concluded, “The time has come for me to say goodbye. Detroit 96 Out.”
The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Detroit Lions 20-19 after a rather confusing and controversial ending. Dallas stopped Detroit three times straight on two-point conversions, winning all three untimed downs. Dallas dominated Detroit on defense, intercepting Jared Goff twice and limiting him to 271 yards and two interceptions. The Cowboys hunted the Lions successfully, and their
I swear we’ll stop talking about the Detroit Lions controversial finish against the Dallas Cowboys from last week at some point. Probably after this. We have to see if that finish changed the opinions of the power rankers around the league. Let’s jump into it and see. ESPN: 4th Previous ranking: 4th “Goff is signed
The Lions have moved on from Saturday’s reporting issue that cost them a potential win against the Dallas Cowboys. Despite having the division locked up there is still seeding that remains worth playing for. Because of that, Dan Campbell didn’t hesitate when asked about whether he was playing his starters. “Yeah no, that is the