Dan Campbell says no joint practices this year means Lions starters might see more preseason action in games against the Bengals, Commanders, and Colts.

The Lions schedule dropped with 15 of 17 games on free local TV channels, meaning you only need a $20 antenna instead of juggling multiple streaming subscriptions.

The NFL schedule is out and while the season opener at Ford Field will be electric, Thanksgiving against the NFC North champion Bears is the game that matters most for Detroit to reclaim their division.

Breaking down every Lions game from easiest wins to brutal nightmares, ranking all 17 matchups to see if this schedule leads to another 9-8 season or finally gets us back in the playoff hunt.

The NFL schedule makers delivered another brutal slate for Detroit with three divisional road games to end the season, a useless Week 6 bye, international travel chaos, and the same old Thanksgiving opponents.

A Lions writer reimagines every opposing head coach on the 2025 schedule as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles villains, including former coordinators Aaron Glenn as Rock Steady and Ben Johnson as Shredder.

The Lions schedule finally looks manageable with eight 1 p.m. games, only one Monday night matchup, and a front-loaded schedule against weaker opponents that could set up a strong season.

Dan Campbell's no-nonsense schedule release video sends a clear message to critics while the Lions focus on business over flashy social media production.

The Lions face a brutal December road trip gauntlet through the NFC North but get eight national TV games and a front-loaded schedule against teams with losing records.

Pride of Detroit experts predict the Lions will win 11-13 games with the NFL's easiest schedule, but Detroit fans know better than to trust early optimism.