Ben Johnson received quite the cold welcome from Detroit Lions fans in Week 2, with boos raining down on him as he walked on the field for the first time as the Chicago Bears' head coach.
Sunday's game was a joyous occasion for the Detroit Lions and their fans for multiple reasons. In addition to the Lions playing at home for the first time
Detroit Lions veteran edge rusher Marcus Davenport is dealing with a pair of injuries after the Week 2 win over the Chicago Bears and what head coach Dan Campbell said about Davenport's status on Monday is troubling.
The Detroit Lions and Baltimore Ravens may very well be on a collision course for the Super Bowl this year, and much to the benefit of football lovers, they'll be able to put on a show for us far sooner than February.
Detroit Lions veteran is proving everyone wrong about him, and he's being rewarded with an expanded role I swear to you, I've typed the words edge rusher 750 times in the last few months alone.
Detroit Lions Dan Campbell provided updates on a couple of players that were injured against the Chicago Bears, during his Monday afternoon media session.
Entering this week's matchup against the Chicago Bears, one of the biggest questions for the Detroit Lions was whether their offense could return to the consistency that fans have seen over the last two seasons.
It's been two games for the Detroit Lions, and both were wildly different in many ways. But both were also the same in one pretty concerning way. Teams are flat going after Terrion Arnold out there.
The Detroit Lions know better than any team in the NFL just how important depth is on defense. If they had just a few more capable players on the roster last season, it could have been enough to take them to the Super Bowl.
The Detroit Lions were searching for a new edge heading into Week 2 after a dismal season opener, and knew they had a golden opportunity to set the tone early against the Chicago Bears.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Look, I know what the comment sections are going to look like on this one. There will be stuff like "But he's never won a Super Bowl," or maybe there will be a new one like "Goff is only good because of John Morton." People tend to just write things off with Goff, and it'll just never make any sense.
Here is everything Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell said, after his team defeated the Chicago Bears 52-21 in the second week of the 2025 NFL season.
If there was one narrative that was widely thrown around about the Detroit Lions the most last week, it was the one about Jared Goff not being able to survive without Ben Johnson or Sean McVay.
It remains to be seen who will be the big winner between the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson after the former offensive coordinator decided to bolt town for a division rival, but Dan Campbell made it painfully clear that Round 1 on the scorecards will go to the good guys in Honolulu blue.
The Detroit Lions needed a bounce-back game in the worst way after their season-opening dud against Green Bay. They got it in emphatic fashion, trouncing
What a big win from the Detroit Lions on Sunday. They went out and smacked Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears in the mouth and walked out with a 52-21 win.
Well, well, well. If you thought NFL rivalries were getting soft, think again. The Detroit Lions faithful just reminded everyone why Ford Field can be one of the most hostile environments in professional football.
The Detroit Lions bounced back from a miserable Week 1 performance with a blowout win over the Chicago Bears on Sunday, and Jared Goff has an impressive new spot in the NFL record books following the offensive outburst.
The Detroit Lions had fun at the expense of the Chicago Bears on Sunday afternoon. Detroit took on its former offensive coordinator, Ben Johnson, and dominated the contest.
Welcome to statement football, Detroit Lions style. With a chip on their shoulder and something to prove, the Lions came out fast and furious, steamrolling over the Chicago Bears by a score of 52-21.
The Detroit Lions may have recorded an ultra convincing 52-21 win over the Chicago Bears in Week 2, but it didn’t come without some potential costly injuries. Tight end Shane Zylstra and EDGE rusher Marcus Davenport both exited the contest with ailments that jeopardize their availability in the immediate future.
Well, it looks like all that handwringing about the Detroit Lions' offense without former offensive coordinator Ben Johnson (now the Chicago Bears' head coach) was a bit of an overreaction.
There was a lot of banter regarding the poor offensive showing from the Detroit Lions in a Week 1 loss to the Green Bay Packers. The Lions certainly took notice and responded emphatically on Sunday against the Chicago Bears.
The Detroit Lions officially elevated LB Monty Rice to their active roster on Saturday for Week 2. Rice, 26, was a three-year starter at Georgia, the team leader in tackles in 2019, and a team captain in 2020.
The Detroit Lions are preparing to face their former offensive coordinator for the first time since he left the team, but one member of the current coaching staff has grown tired of talking about it.