The Chicago Bears host the Detroit Lions in Week 18, aiming for revenge from the Week 2 blowout loss. It seemed like forever ago because both teams have gone in opposite directions since their last meeting.
While the Detroit Lions are struggling on the field, veteran defensive lineman DJ Reader is also dealing with an off-the-field issue that is no laughing matter.
On Wednesday, Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell offered a cautiously optimistic update on tight end Sam LaPorta, emphasizing progress while also noting the third-year pro is not fully healed from the back injury that prematurely ended his 2025 season.
Here is a ranking of the Detroit Lions’ 28 combined unrestricted and restricted free agents, with thoughts on how they fit into the Lions’ plans in 2026 and potentially beyond.
With the Detroit Lions wrapping up their season on Sunday, the focus is shifting towards how to avoid a similar letdown for the 2026 season. Of course, one of the top ways to do that is through acquiring elite talent in the NFL Draft.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
The Detroit Lions returned to the practice field on Wednesday afternoon, ahead of their Week 18 road contest against the Chicago Bears. With Dan Campbell's squad playing on the road, the team practiced outdoors at the Allen Park Performance Center.
The Detroit Lions had very high expectations entering the 2025 season. Following a 15-win season, the expectation was the roster would take the next step forward, given the young core and mix of veteran leadership.
The Detroit Lions would be wise to make a concerted effort to re-sign Roy Lopez heading into the 2026 season, even if his contributions don’t always jump
As we say goodbye to 2025 and turn the calendar to 2026, now is the time for the Detroit Lions to make some New Year’s resolutions. After the Lions delivered their fans a lump of coal for Christmas, all hopes of the playoffs are now gone.
We've been tracking the potential compensatory fourth-round pick the Detroit Lions could have gotten for D.J. Reed for a couple of months now. Just to recap, because Carlton Davis left the Lions when his contract ended, he is a compensatory free agent.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Detroit Lions have just one game left on Sunday, and they're now going to have to think about who they're going to be playing at center in this game because the Cleveland Browns just poached the guy who's been starting the last two weeks.
The Detroit Lions turned to Kingsley Eguakun to start each of the past two games at center. In their regular season finale, they won't have that option.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Browns are signing C Kingsley Eguakun to the active roster from Detroit’s practice squad. He ended up starting this past week for the Lions due to injuries. Eguakun, 24, was a three-year starter at Florida and was invited to both the Shrine Bowl and Senior Bowl.
The departure of former offensive coordinator Ben Johnson had a real impact on the Detroit Lions. Detroit's offense has regressed, most notably in the run game.
A stunning 23-10 collapse at the hands of the Minnesota Vikings’ defense brought the Detroit Lions’ season to a crushing halt. Making matters worse, with the Baltimore Ravens’ Saturday night victory over the Green Bay Packers, a win would have kept Detroit’s postseason hopes alive.
The Detroit Lions are expected to revamp their offensive line this offseason. Supporters have clearly targeted Baltimore Ravens center Tyler Linderbaum for Detroit's front office to open up the check book and sign this offseason.
The Detroit Lions had no other choice but to confront the cold-hearted truth that they won’t be playing in the postseason for the first time since 2022.
Remember the Wednesday before Thanksgiving Detroit Lions fans? Don't you wish you could go back there sometimes? The Lions were not out of it; they were coming off a win over the Giants, and then Frank Ragnow suddenly decided to come out of retirement.
The Detroit Lions struggled with consistency throughout the 2025 season, and have been eliminated from postseason contention ahead of their regular season finale.
Former Oregon Ducks unanimous All-American Penei Sewell is in the midst of yet another standout season as the stalwart right tackle for the Detroit Lions.
The Detroit Lions delivered their fans the opposite of a Christmas miracle in Week 17. Detroit melted down against Minnesota, losing 23-10 in a game where the offense simply couldn’t move the ball.
After securing the NFC’s No. 1 seed last year, the Lions will not qualify for the postseason in 2025. One of the reasons for the disappointing campaign