Dan Campbell led Detroit Lions to a better record and beat Vikings' Kevin O'Connell but still didn't win Coach of the Year. And don't start on Chiefs.

He has watched a lot of sports in his time and he’s confident: This is not only the Lions’ year, but "the beginning of a ...

The Detroit Lions had the best regular season in franchise history, and the most disappointing postseason. They went 15-2 this year and tied for the best record in the NFL. They went undefeated in ...

They went 6-11 in 2024, and finished last in their division. The truth is, the Lions gave us a wonderful season ... represents the NFC and not think about how Detroit could beat them, if given ...

But, this year is not a ... example, they will have found absolutely nothing. I’d like Detroiters to know many of your ...

But not like this ... Now, most Lions fans can relate. All they have to do is consider their level of heartbreak right now compared to where it was a year ago, when Detroit trudged off the ...

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams has a special connection with Detroit and their residents. The former first-round draft pick recently shared online an interaction he had with an older ...

The injuries got so crazy and so prevalent it started to sound like a wacky ... HAVE FAITH:Detroit Lions' window is still open — even though they lost Ben Johnson That’s not the case under ...

What awful sin have we committed that makes you dangle a season of magnificent, gritty football promise in front of us, then yank it away like a fly on a fishing line? Why would you abandon our ...

I explain that no Lions fan spending his entire life in Vikings country has had it harder than me. I was 13 growing up in northwest Iowa when I chose the Detroit ... they’re not the "Same ...

Wow, they kept the Vikings out of ... a young upstart from Washington, but let's not cloud what you gave us, with what we wanted. Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs walks off the field ...

They get their hands on the ball, obviously, with (Detroit Lions safety ... at the upper echelon of what they do. So, like you said, maybe it's not the volume, but the success of the times ...