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The Lions have a big vacancy to fill on the coaching staff now that the season is over. That’s because offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is moving on from Detroit to become the new head coach of the Chicago Bears. The deal is not done yet, but several major NFL insiders are all reporting  Johnson has

One of the more exciting weekends of the NFL season is in the books, though it ended up being not so exciting for the Lions. Still, we are down to just four teams vying for the Lombardi Trophy in New Orleans. Let’s do a quick roundup of the four games from this weekend. Chiefs defeat

Anyone who watched the Detroit Lions play down the stretch could see that the once-mighty offensive line just wasn’t playing to its typical standard. That was especially true of left guard Graham Glasgow. It wasn’t a strong season for the 32-year-old Michigan man. His move from right guard to left to replace Jonah Jackson didn’t

After the Detroit Lions lost to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship last season, Dan Campbell told his team something that hits even harder today than it did a year ago. He said, “…this may have been our only shot.” Hearing that again is gut-wrenching as it feels like we just witnessed a

Defensive injuries were a major issue for the Lions this season. Unfortunately, that bad luck continued in the playoff game vs the Commanders. An early injury to Amik Robertson hurt a secondary that was already missing Carlton Davis. Later on, the loss of Ifeatu Melifonwu forced the Lions deep into the LB depth chart possibly

One of the stories of the 2024 season for the Detroit Lions was getting bit hard by the injury bug. They were bit one more time for good measure in their NFC Divisional loss to the Washington Commanders. Cornerback Amik Robertson left the game early, thinning the Lions’ depth in the secondary even more. Head

Heading into the divisional round, the Detroit Lions had their sights set high. Unfortunately, their playoff journey came to an end with a tough 45-31 loss to the Washington Commanders. After a record-breaking season that saw them win 15 games and secure the top seed in the NFC, this early playoff exit is a bitter

The Detroit Lions lost 45-31 to the Washington Commanders on Saturday night, ending their dominant 2024-25 season in the Divisional Round of the playoffs. The Lions fell short of their postseason performance from last season, giving up a chance to redeem themselves in the NFC Championship. Though they were the betting favorite on Saturday, the

Saturday night’s loss to the Washington Commanders has hit the Detroit Lions hard. It’s doing a number on the Lions devoted fan base, too. The social media reaction to the humbling, mistake-filled loss is pretty much in line with what’s expected after such a rough outing by the Lions. Fans are mad, frustrated and sliding

With their unfortunate ouster from the postseason, the Detroit Lions now move into offseason mode. Among the many aspects of that includes the 2025 NFL Draft, which takes place in April in Green Bay. Because of the loss to the Commanders, the Lions now know when their first pick will come. Detroit earned the No.

“This loss isn’t about shortcomings. This is about playing bad football.” Lions play-by-play radio man Dan Miller said that to boothmates Lomas Brown and T.J. Lang late in Saturday’s 45-31 loss to the Washington Commanders. As he often is, Miller was spot-on with his comment. That was not the Detroit Lions team that roared to

Saturday’s NFC Divisional is turning into Saturday Night’s Main Event with all the exciting action. The latest highlight comes via Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams, taking a reverse from running back Jahmyr Gibbs and going 61 yards for the touchdown. And this was with Teddy Bridgewater in at quarterback after Jared Goff briefly exited the

The Detroit Lions did some last-minute tinkering with the roster ahead of Saturday night’s matchup in the NFC Divisional Round with the Washington Commanders. The Lions officially ruled out cornerback Ennis Rakestraw. The rookie CB was listed as questionable as he attempts to return from injured reserve. He’s been out for several weeks with a

The Detroit Lions and Washington Commanders will face off at Ford Field on Saturday in the NFL Playoff Quarterfinals, and if you want to catch the pro football action on TV or live stream, you have come to the right place.  The Lions hold the top seed in the NFC bracket, earning them a bye

Detroit hosts the Washington Commanders on Saturday night in what is expected to be one of a couple of shootouts in this weekend’s playoff matchups. The Lions are favored by a whopping 9.5 points, but the volatility of this Commanders offense could prove to make bettors think less about betting on the spread and more

There are numerous player prop bet markets on David Montgomery for the 8:00 PM ET game Saturday, which airs live on FOX. The Detroit Lions (15-2) and Montgomery square off against the Washington Commanders (12-5) in the NFC Divisional Round at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan. Watch David Montgomery and the Lions vs. Commanders on

In the NFC Divisional Round, the Detroit Lions and David Montgomery play the Washington Commanders at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan. Kickoff is set for 8:00 PM ET on Saturday. Watch David Montgomery and the Lions vs. Commanders on Fubo! Will David Montgomery play in the NFC Divisional round? Montgomery is currently listed on this

The NFC Divisional round of the NFL Playoffs will see the Washington Commanders (12-5) and Detroit Lions (15-2) meet at Ford Field on Jan. 18, starting at 8 p.m. ET. On the offensive side of the ball, the Lions have been a top-five unit, ranking second-best in the NFL by totaling 409.5 yards per game.

Congrats are in order for Lions cornerback Amik Robertson. He was selected as the 2024 winner of the Lions Good Guy Award. The award is voted upon by local media members of the PFWA. It honors the player who is the most professional and helpful in working with the media throughout the season. Robertson signed

The latest edition of the Detroit Lions Podcast is now available to watch or stream. This episode focuses on a few different topics. Recorded live on Wednesday evening, we quickly recap the win over Minnesota and how Aaron Glenn set the blueprint for exactly how the Rams also blew out the Vikings in the wild