The Detroit Lions look to get back on track after dropping just their second game of the season last week against the Buffalo Bills. The Lions have not lost two games in a row since their 1-6 start to the 2022 season, and this week they face off against the Chicago Bears team that is…
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Lions head coach Dan Campbell gave injury updates this week and the news wasn’t all that great for defensive end John Cominsky. Cominsky tore his MCL back in July. Initially, there was some hope he would be able to return at some point during the season. Campbell’s words this week, this late in the season,
Time flies when you are having fun, right? With only three weeks remaining in the regular season, the Detroit Lions are still firmly in control of their own destiny at 12-2 atop the NFC. All they need to do is handle their business these next few weeks, and everything will line up just the way…
More Detroit Lions football is right around the corner, and we would never pass up the opportunity to get some intel from the opponent’s perspective. We called on Bill Zimmerman once again from WindyCityGridiron.com to give us some insight into the Chicago Bears, the difference a month makes for a team with an interim head…
There’s hope in Detroit that injured Lions running back David Montgomery, who suffered a torn MCL in his right knee on Sunday, could return in the postseason, ESPN reported Thursday. Montgomery had been ruled out for the season on Monday and slated for surgery, but for now, he won’t be placed on injured reserve following
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Week 16 begins with an AFC West rivalry as the Denver Broncos (9-5) travel to California to take on the Los Angeles Chargers (8-6) on “Thursday Night Football.” Entering this game, the Broncos currently sit in the No. 6 seed in the AFC playoff standings, while the Chargers are comfortably in the No. 7 seed,…
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After nothing but bad news on the injury front, the Detroit Lions might finally be catching a break. Lions running back David Montgomery may have avoided the season-ending injury he was initially feared to have suffered, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. After seeking out additional medical opinions, Montgomery will proceed with rehab instead
The Lions finally got a piece of positive injury news this week. Despite earlier reports, star running back David Montgomery avoided a season-ending injury and may return in the postseason, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Montgomery and the Lions had been consulting experts over the past few days regarding his MCL injury, hoping that
We’re entering the final stretch of NFL football, and with just three weeks left, wins are at a premium as teams make their push in playoff and divisional races. Here at Pride of Detroit, our staff have made their picks for not only Thursday night’s game, but the entire slate of Week 16 games.
While the Lions originally indicated that RB David Montgomery was likely out for the season with a knee injury, Ian Rapoport reports that Detroit is now optimistic that he can return at some point during the postseason. Montgomery reportedly spent the last few days with medical experts and it appears as though he will not
It’s still not nearly as clean as hoped for, but the Detroit Lions practice participation report for Thursday’s session looks a lot more promising than Wednesday’s first edition. After nine players were idle on the first practice of Week 16, all but three returned in some capacity to Thursday’s practice. Two of the three who
On Thursday Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson was asked one of the questions he’s received multiple times over the last three years, but the first time this year. Do you want to be a head coach? His response had many Lions perking up in their seats. “I think there’s a burning desire in every