The second (and not necessarily final) meeting of the Lions and Packers is an enormous game not just for 1st place in the division but also for the extremely valuable 1st seed bye in the NFC. The NY Times playoff simulator estimates the Lions chances of the #1 seed at 84% with a win vs
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Bears Following the Bears’ decision to fire HC Matt Eberflus after the Thanksgiving meltdown, Chicago CB Jaylon Johnson reportedly had a locker room outburst expressing his frustrations with the losing under the last coaching staff. Johnson doesn’t feel he played a role in the decision but said he hit a breaking point after years of
The Chicago Bears’ loss to the Detroit Lions on a national stage last Thursday hurt in more ways than one for the Bears. After narrowly getting in position to win, late game decision-making resulted in a sixth consecutive loss and head coach Matt Eberflus losing his job. The game was a chippy one with a
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams needs to learn several lessons following the team’s 23-20 loss to the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving. While he was only partially to blame, Williams’ execution during the final 30 seconds of the fourth quarter preceded his head coach getting fired the next day. The No. 1 pick in the 2024
We’ve all been there right? Who hasn’t gotten that hand gesture from their father? The one that says “don’t test me” or “that’s enough.” That’s exactly what Detroit Lions‘ receiver coach Antwaan Randle El did to Jameson Williams on Thanksgiving after Williams had a costly unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Here’s the video: Everyone got a kick
Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn was a popular name during last offseason’s head coaching carousel, and the former cornerback will almost definitely reprise that role in 2025. The Lions have fared much better defensively this season, remaining on course despite losing early Defensive Player of the Year frontrunner Aidan Hutchinson. How the unit performs after more injuries
Kaevon Merriweather, we hardly knew ye in Detroit. The veteran safety was signed off the Lions practice squad by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Wednesday after reports came out on Tuesday. Merriweather had just recently signed with the Lions, joining the team’s practice squad on November 21st. He did not appear in any games with
Week 14’s Thursday Night Football game could be the best of the year as the Detroit Lions host the Green Bay Packers. There are plenty of intriguing bets for this matchup. Same-game parlays tie together betting on a team’s moneyline or over-under point total, plus one or more prop bets. If you hit on all bets
The Eagles and Steelers both scored upset victories in Week 13. These teams hope to do the same against division rivals in Week 14. (odds via ESPN Bet) Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions (-3.5) Detroit has won 10 straight games including a 24-14 victory over the Packers in Week 9. Lions quarterback Jared Goff
Week 14 of the NFL season fully puts teams into playoff race mode and also lays out which teams, in particular, are the best in the league. With a nail-biter Thanksgiving win over the Chicago Bears that was also partially helped by the worst clock management in football history, the Detroit Lions remain the kings
The Josh Reynolds saga in Denver has come to a premature end. The Broncos released the former Lions starting wide receiver from their injured reserve list on Tuesday. Reynolds has been out since Week 5 with a finger injury, though he was also the victim of a shooting while he was on Denver’s I.R. The
The Detroit Lions have equaled the franchise record for most consecutive victories and stand alone atop the NFC standings. They still have plenty of obstacles to clear to remain at that perch. Even the NFC North remains up for grabs and they’ll try to create a little more separation when they host the Green Bay
The Detroit Lions remain pretty stable on the practice participation front ahead of Thursday night’s home matchup with the Green Bay Packers. Tuesday’s practice in Allen Park saw no new additions to the injury list, and even had one player upgrade from limited to full participant. That upgrade was cornerback Carlton Davis, who missed the
At 11-1, making the playoffs is a foregone conclusion for the Detroit Lions. But it’s still nice, especially for this team, to have an official playoff-clinching scenario with five weeks left in the season. Not only can the Lions officially punch their ticket this week, they can do so in the simplest of fashions: win.
The Detroit Lions went Black Friday shopping after Thanksgiving this year and signed four brand new players to their roster. Former All-Pro safety Jamal Adams, former Pro Bowl linebacker Kwon Alexander, defensive tackle Myles Adams and edge rusher Jonah Williams. The big question surrounding these guys is how long before we see them play? Well,
It wasn’t the easiest of Thanksgivings for the Detroit Lions, but then again, they hadn’t won on the holiday in quite some time, so they’ll take it however they can get it. The Lions defeated the Chicago Bears, 23-20, to notch their 10th straight victory and move to 11-1 on the season, maintaining a one-game
Whenever looking at the analytics for a player after a game, I never take it at face value. The data that gets charted on a player’s performance is a nice tool to have, but it doesn’t always tell the real story. That happens to be the case for Lions rookie cornerback Terrion Arnold after playing
As devastating injuries to the Detroit Lions’ defense mount, Brad Holmes didn’t waste a moment in addressing the coverage gap. Within hours of the Lions’ Thanksgiving Day game victory over the Bears, Holmes was on the phone, signing a trio of veteran defenders off NFL practice squads. Lions Sign A Trio Of Veteran Defenders As
The Detroit Lions enter Week 14 in unprecedented territory. The 11-1 Lions, winners of 10 games in a row, are the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoff ladder if the season ended today. Alas, there are still five more weeks of games. The Lions technically haven’t even clinched a postseason berth yet, though that
The Lions have an unusual workweek with two Thursday games in a row. That means yesterday (Sunday) aligns with a typical Wednesday, and today (Monday) is like a Thursday. An NP (no practice) today could be viewed as a typical NP on a Thursday which means leaning out. My main concerns coming out of last
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