The Lions head to Buffalo for Thursday Night Football in Week 2, facing Josh Allen and the Bills in what promises to be another classic shootout between these explosive offenses.
Brad Holmes makes Detroit Lions franchise history by giving second-round pick Derrick Moore the team's first ever fully guaranteed contract for a second-rounder, signaling a major shift in how the organization operates.
The NFL begins its schedule tease with Lions headed back to Germany while Vegas odds show Detroit as NFC North favorites despite an easier slate of opponents.
The Lions dropped their jersey number assignments with free agent additions like Teddy Bridgewater getting number 5 and nine players switching numbers in moves that actually make sense for once.
The Lions should host the Patriots on Thanksgiving for the perfect matchup, but will the NFL avoid the spotlight due to the Vrabel-Russini scandal controversy?
The Lions have the NFL's easiest projected schedule and are Vegas favorites to win the NFC North, but can Detroit finally capitalize on favorable matchups or will this turn into another heartbreak season?
The NFL better give the Lions their bye week right after the Germany game on November 15th instead of forcing them into a brutal schedule before Thanksgiving.
The Lions' full schedule drops Thursday with only one leak so far: a 9:30 AM kickoff in Germany that has fans both excited for international recognition and dreading the early morning start time.
The Lions are heading to Munich for their first international game since London, with Amon-Ra St. Brown's German connection making this overseas matchup perfect for the franchise's global expansion.
Predicting the Lions' primetime schedule matchups against the Bills, Bears, Panthers, and Buccaneers as the NFL looks to capitalize on Detroit's rise under Dan Campbell.
