Pride of Detroit

It’s Week 7 of the 2021 NFL season and we may be in for a rough week of football. Of all the 13 games being played this week, five of them have a betting line of at least 7 points, three of which are 12.5 points or higher. Some of the games that have close

Who’s ready for a butt whipping? I think every Detroit Lions fan alive is fully aware that this Sunday’s matchup against former Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford and the Los Angeles Rams could be a very difficult game to watch—unless you’re all in on seeing this Lions team lose this game. If that’s you, then this

It’s time for another edition of the AskPOD Mailbag, where Jeremy Reisman and Erik Schlitt answer a handful of your questions about the Detroit Lions. Let’s get started! Why is Brad Holmes not being held accountable for restructuring Jared Goff’s contract? If he would have just left it alone we would have been able to

On Wednesday evening, Detroit Lions Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford chatted with the LA media about his upcoming reunion with his former team. In typical Stafford fashion, he had nothing bad to say about the Lions, only reiterating that he loved his time there, and won’t compare his current career in Los Angeles to

Another week, another tough loss for the Detroit Lions. Although, this loss had a different feel than the first five of the season. The Lions were never really in this fight, falling 34-11 in their Week 6 matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals. With that said, everything wasn’t completely awful. The Lions’ young defense kept them

And here we are. The Detroit Lions are who we expected them to be, and the Los Angeles Rams are living up to their hype as well, just on the complete other side of the spectrum. No one is surprised, especially within either front office. After all, the big offseason deal was made to solidify

Jared Goff is this week’s hottest topic. Not just because he’ll be returning to Los Angeles in a few days to battle the team that discarded him in a trade back in January, but because, frankly, his play has drawn negative attention from fans, beat writers, and even national analysts. Doug Farrar of Touchdown Wire

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff admitted on Wednesday that he still feels the disrespect and has the chip on his shoulder from January, when the Los Angeles Rams unceremoniously traded him, two first-round picks and a third-round pick to the Lions for Matthew Stafford in return. However, Goff made it clear that those feelings will

The Detroit Lions were back on the practice field on Wednesday as they prepare for a Week 7 matchup with the Rams in Los Angeles. It was a mixed bag of good and bad news today, with a few start players’ injuries raising some eyebrows, but it’s early in the week, so it’s too early

Over two months since suffering a groin injury at training camp, Detroit Lions defensive tackle Da’Shawn Hand made his return to practice on Wednesday. Hand remains on injured reserve, but by putting him out at practice, the Lions have activated his 21-day window in which he must return to the 53-man roster or be placed

Last week, the Detroit Lions left tackle Taylor Decker began practicing again. While still on injured reserve, due to finger surgery early in the season, returning to practice begins a 21-day window in which Decker can be activated to the 53-man roster. However, at the end of that window, if the Lions have not made

The Detroit Lions announced on Wednesday morning that they’ve signed wide receiver Geronimo Allison to the 53-man roster after spending most of the first six weeks on the practice squad. Allison was signed by the Lions last year but opted out due to COVID-19 concerns. While he didn’t make the initial roster, the Lions quickly

The 2021 Detroit Lions stink. Six games in and we’re still waiting for our first win of the season—the only team left in the NFL without one. I think everyone expected this team to be bad in Year 1, but maybe not this bad. Still, despite the constant losing, fan optimism seems to be very

We’ve reached the point on the Detroit Lions 2021 schedule that many had circled when it was released back in April. That’s right, it Los Angeles Matthew Staffords week, and by Sunday you are going to be extremely sick of all the narratives, storylines, and drama drummed up with Stafford, Jared Goff, Sean McVay, Brad

Third-year Austin Bryant and sophomore Julian Okwara both notched their first career regular season sacks on Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals. Both saw more defensive action than usual, with Okwara playing about half of the defensive snaps and Bryant getting about a third. The two graded out at 74.7 and 64.6 according to PFF, good

Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell plans to “shake things up” on the roster, but when it comes to the practice squad, there were no changes made in Week 7. As always, they have elected to not only protect the maximum four players but the same four players that were protected last several weeks: Steven Montez,

Welcome to drama week. While the actual football game between the 0-6 Detroit Lions and the 5-1 Los Angeles Rams may not provide much intrigue, the storylines certainly do. Nine months ago, these two teams worked out a deal that would swap each team’s franchise quarterback to the opposite coast and vastly different circumstances. For

Huzzah! The Detroit Lions are the only winless team in the National Football League after the Jacksonville Jaguars handed a London loss to the Miami Dolphins in their Week 6 matchup. Let’s check the temperature for the Lions on a national level: Alright, doom and gloom removed from the onset, let’s check the stock report

Another week, another pain. Here are the current game ball standings: Week 1 Game Ball winner: Penei Sewell Week 2 winner: T.J. Hockenson Week 3 winner: D’Andre Swift Week 4 winner: Kalif Raymond Week 5 winner: Tracy Walker Let’s get started. Derrick Barnes Stats: 9 tackles, 1 pass defended PFF Grade: 90.5 The nine tackles

The Detroit Lions are 0-6 and coming off their worst performance of the season. Their offensive output was deplorable and it resulted in coach Dan Campbell pointing blame at himself, his coaching staff, and all the players on offense in his post-game press conference. “He’s going to need to put a little bit of weight