The Buffalo Bills opened the new Highmark Stadium on Thursday night with a dominating 41-31 win over the Detroit Lions, improving them to 2-0 on the season.
Detroit had a short week in Week 2 facing the Buffalo Bills on Thursday Night Football. The Lions looked to spoil the breaking in of Buffalo’s New Highmark Stadium while also trying to avenge their 2024 loss to Buffalo in Ford Field.
Two of the National Football League's top offenses the past few seasons took the field on Thursday evening for a heavyweight showdown. The primetime matchup marked the first game held at Highmark Stadium, the new home of the Buffalo Bills.
Detroit fought its way back after an awful start, but Buffalo exposed problems in the secondary, run defense and offensive line that aren’t going away on their own.
As of this writing, Dan Campbell’s Detroit Lions are struggling badly against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills. Detroit trails 27-10 at halftime, with Allen torching the Lions and Buffalo controlling much of the opening half.
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Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions opened up the 2026 NFL season with a 1-0 record, taking down Tyler Shough and the New Orleans Saints 31-30 in overtime during Week 1.
The Buffalo Bills are officially opening Highmark Stadium on Thursday night against the Detroit Lions, and things got off to a poor start before it even began.
Working on a short turnaround, the Detroit Lions head on the road to face the Buffalo Bills on Thursday Night Football. The Lions will be tested early in the season against superstar Josh Allen and a high-powered offense, and the same can be said for the Bills.
Detroit is sitting several young defenders who looked like candidates for bigger roles in Week 2, including one rookie who flashed in the opener. The Detroit Lions will play the Buffalo Bills here in less than two hours, but first we need to talk about the guys who will not be playing in this game.
The Detroit Lions have revealed their official list of players who are inactive against the Buffalo Bills. Offensive linemen Blake Miller and Christian Mahogany were previously ruled out.
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The Detroit Lions enter Thursday’s road test against the Buffalo Bills needing a more sustainable plan around running back Jahmyr Gibbs. Gibbs logged a
The Lions elevated two offensive linemen to handle their Week 2 injury issues and officially brought Levi Onwuzurike back after last weekend’s roster maneuvering.
The Detroit Lions announced they signed DL Levi Onwuzurike from the practice squad to the active roster and elevated OT Devin Cochran and C Seth McLaughlin from the practice squad. Onwuzurike, 28, was drafted by the Lions with pick No.
Visiting Buffalo on Thursday night, Detroit will have to start multiple backups along the offensive line. The Lions have ruled out right tackle Blake Miller (knee) and left guard Christian Mahogany (hip) for Week 2.
The Detroit Lions will look to tally a major road win over the Buffalo Bills on Thursday Night Football in Week 2, and to do so, the team will need significant contributions from quarterback Jared Goff, wide receiver Amon-Ra St.
The Detroit Lions are on the road Thursday night as they travel to take on the Buffalo Bills in a Week 2 interconference showdown. Detroit enters Thursday’s game with a 1-0 record after holding on to defeat the New Orleans Saints in overtime in Week 1.
There has been plenty of discussion surrounding the current RB1 in the NFL between Jahmyr Gibbs and Bijan Robinson. After Week 1 of the 2026 NFL season, Gibbs may have finally ended that discussion.
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