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We won’t know the sequence of the Detroit Lions’ schedule for the 2025 NFL regular season for a few months, but Detroit’s Week 18 win and NFC North championship did finalize the team’s home and away opponents for next season. All but three games were already known. Of course, Detroit will play home-and-away against the

Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold left the field after suffering a foot injury in Detroit’s 31-9 win over the Vikings in Week 18. He could not put any weight on his right foot as he was helped off the field, and was subsequently carted into the locker room. Detroit head coach Dan Campbell offered a small

The Detroit Lions released their weekly inactive player list ahead of Sunday night’s key matchup against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 18. It’s good news on the injured player front. Three players were listed as questionable on the final injury report: LB Alex Anzalone, WR/RS Kalif Raymond and RB Craig Reynolds. All three are active

The Detroit Lions could get a nice, needed lift to the defense with the potential return of linebacker and defensive captain Alex Anzalone. He’s been activated from the injured reserve list ahead of Sunday night’s game against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 18. Alex Anzalone injury update Anzalone broke his left forearm in the Lions’

The Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings will play in one of the most anticipated regular-season games in Lions franchise history on Sunday night. Both teams are 14-2 and are playing for the NFC North title, the No. 1 seed and home-field advantage for the playoffs and a Wild Card round bye. Here’s how to watch

It’s here! The Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings meet tonight in one of the most significant regular-season games in franchise history for Detroit. So much is on the line. The NFC North title. The No. 1 seed in the NFC for the postseason and the associated home-field advantage. A playoff bye and a more favorable

The Detroit Lions and Kalif Raymond, who hasn’t played since Week 12, will match up with the Minnesota Vikings in Week 18 on Sunday at 8:20 PM ET. In his most recent game, Raymond put up the following stats: 0 receptions, 0 yards. Watch Kalif Raymond and the Lions vs. Vikings on Fubo! Will Kalif

In Week 18, David Montgomery and the Detroit Lions meet the Minnesota Vikings at 8:20 PM ET on Sunday at Ford Field. Montgomery hasn’t played since Week 15, when he posted this statline: 5 carries, 4 yards; 4 receptions, 31 yards. Watch David Montgomery and the Lions vs. Vikings on Fubo! Will David Montgomery play

The Minnesota Vikings are heading to Detroit this weekend to trip and steal the No. 1 seed away from the Lions. They’re hoping to bring a contingent of fans along with them. According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, the Vikings bought about 1,900 tickets to Sunday’s game on the secondary market. The tickets cost

One of the reasons why the Detroit Lions have improved from a bottom-10 scoring defense in 2023 to a spot in the top 10 with one game left in 2024 is a focus on tackling. Through all the injuries and lineup shifts, the Lions have been good at tackling. That’s reflected with the Pro Football

By now, everyone knows the stakes for Sunday’s big game in Detroit. Whoever wins between the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings will win the NFC North, claim the No. 1 seed in the NFC playoffs, have home-field advantage and the first-round bye. The loser is the No. 5 seed and has to go on the

On Sunday night, the #1 seed is on the line which carries the extremely valuable bye week. With the Lions having the earliest possible NFL bye this year in week five, getting a bye before the playoffs could do wonders for team health. Fortunately, the past two games were healthy ones for the Lions as

Lions punter Jack Fox was named to the Pro Bowl this week, and deservingly so. He’s second in the NFL with a gross punt yardage of 51.0 yards, which ranks in the ten best all-time seasons for a punter. His net yards per punt is 45.8, far and away the best in the NFL. However,

The Detroit Lions made a couple of roster moves on Thursday in advance of Sunday night’s matchup with the Minnesota Vikings. Wide receiver Tom Kennedy was released after a stint on the active roster. Kennedy has served as the Lions primary return man for the last two games. The Lions also brought back DB Morice

The regular season isn’t over yet and there’s still a postseason to run through for the Detroit Lions. But eventually, the season will come to an end and teams will begin focusing on the 2025 season. Thursday saw that path unveiled as the NFL revealed key dates during the offseason. Let’s take a look at

The Detroit Lions are well-represented on this year’s Pro Bowl roster in Orlando, Florida. Seven players were named to the roster, which was announced Thursday morning. Only the Baltimore Ravens (9) had more players selected. The list starts at the top with quarterback Jared Goff, who was also named the starting quarterback for the NFC.

Seven Lions players were named to the Pro Bowl roster, which was announced Thursday. Safety Kerby Joseph was not one of those seven. Instead, it was Green Bay Packers’ safety Xavier McKinney who got the nod at free safety. The NFL’s interceptions leader was not named to the initial Pro Bowl roster. In fact, he’s

Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone was listed as a limited participant in Wednesday’s practice session after being designated to return from his broken forearm. There is an opportunity for Anzalone, Detroit’s best coverage backer and team captain, to play in the Week 18 finale against the Minnesota Vikings. Dan Campbell has offered several updates on Anzalone

Alex Anzalone is getting closer to returning from his broken arm. The veteran linebacker and Lions team captain was listed as a participant in practice for the first time since fracturing his forearm in Detroit’s Week 11 win over the Jaguars. The participation status deserves something of an asterisk; the Lions held a non-contact walkthrough

The NFL’s finale to the entire 2024 regular season schedule will be one of the most exciting conclusions to a year ever. The Detroit Lions (14-2) and Minnesota Vikings (14-2) will do battle in an epic NFC North clash on “Sunday Night Football,” the last game of the whole season. Kickoff was placed there for