The Lions finally caught a break with prime time games, revenge matchups, and their first trip to Germany, but that early bye week might ruin everything.

The NFL gave Detroit eight nationally televised games but crammed all three NFC North road games into the final four weeks, creating a brutal closing stretch that will test just how much grit this Lions team actually has.

Lions schedule leaks reveal what could be the easiest slate in the NFL with multiple primetime games, but Detroit fans know better than to get too excited before the official Thursday release.

The Detroit Lions are getting four primetime games including Monday Night Football at Ford Field after decades of Sunday afternoon obscurity, proving that winning finally gets you national television treatment.

The Lions won't play on Christmas this year, giving fans a rare holiday break from watching the team disappoint during December.

The Lions reportedly host the Giants on Monday Night Football in Week 16 at Ford Field, setting up a revenge game against former nose tackle DJ Reader who feuded with fans on Twitter.

Lions schedule leaks reveal Germany game against Patriots, multiple primetime slots, and what projections call the NFL's easiest schedule with favorable odds for playoff contention.

The Detroit Lions will open their season at Ford Field against the New Orleans Saints before hitting the road for a Thursday Night Football matchup in Buffalo.

The Lions will open at home against the New Orleans Saints at Ford Field, giving Dan Campbell his homecoming game against his former team.

The Lions schedule is dropping piece by piece with Germany against the Patriots, home opener vs Saints, and Bears on Thanksgiving while Vegas calls it the easiest slate in the NFL.