Detroit Lions first-year running back Jahmyr Gibbs made impressive franchise history after another strong performance in Sunday’s 31-26 win over the Chicago Bears. Gibbs found the end zone for the fourth consecutive game in Week 11, becoming only the third rookie running back in Lions history to do so, joining Kevin Jones (2004) and Hall
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You could really feel it creeping back in there for a second on Sunday. There were a decent subsection of Detroit Lions fans that were ready to throw Jared Goff to the wolves after a ton of good games and one really bad one. I get it, I wasn’t ready to throw in the towel
The Detroit Lions have a big game today. Just their second divisional game of the year, but the first of two in a row. We already know that the Lions will be down two starters for this one. Left guard Jonah Jackson and defensive tackle Isaiah Buggs were both ruled out on Friday. Let’s see
It’s Saturday. You know what that means. It’s time for the Lions to shuffle around the roster as they do every week. This week they kept it pretty simple. With both Jonah Jackson and Isaiah Buggs out for this game, the Lions made a couple elevations to help them with that. Here’s what they did
We’re getting closer and closer to draft season and bowl season. So this week we’re going to start something new for our Detroit Lions coverage. Every week we’ll pick five players from the NCAA’s top 25 to watch for the Lions. Five guys that we think would go really well with the Lions in April.
Herbert has sat out the Bears’ last five games with an ankle and shin injury. Chicago also expects to play quarterback Justin Fields on Sunday as well. Chicago Bears RB Khalil Herbert: Efficient NFL Career Khalil Herbert has spent the entirety of his three-year career with the Chicago Bears. The former sixth-round draft pick averaged
The Chicago Bears take on the Detroit Lions. They look to finally win consecutive games and give head coach Matt Eberflus his first division win. The Chicago Bears start an important stretch starting this week. They travel to take on the NFC North leaders, the Detroit Lions. It will be their first division game since
Last week was fun. We picked four Detroit Lions that could have the most success against the Chargers based off stats and analytics. We did pretty good too. Three out of four isn’t bad. We’re back to do that again this weeks. We’ve done all the deep diving we can do and here’s the four
After a report surfaced on Thursday that Detroit Lions head coach is not interested in being the next head coach at Texas A&M, Campbell went on the record and confirmed that position on Friday. During his media availability on Friday, Campbell said he is willing to do anything he can to help his alma mater
The Chicago Bears defense will have to defend against the talented core of skill players deployed by the Detroit Lions this weekend. The unit has relatively held their own in the last two games facing against the opposing teams’ skill positions, but Sunday will be a unique challenge for the Bears. The Lions arguably have
Lions head coach Dan Campbell is willing to help his alma mater, but he doesn’t sound ready to leave his job in Detroit to return to Texas A&M. Asked Friday if he has heard from anyone at Texas A&M about the coaching job since the Aggies fired Jimbo Fisher, Campbell replied, “Um, maybe.” “But that’s
It’s not often the Los Angeles Chargers are featured in the 1 p.m. ET window, but that will be the case this week when L.A. travels east to take on the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. Let’s break down the matchup and find some winning bets for Packers-Chargers. Green Bay Packers vs. Los Angeles
While this is a matchup of two teams on completely different ends of the standings, it doesn’t mean it can’t be a fun NFC North matchup. There’s betting value to be had when the Chicago Bears visit the Detroit Lions. Chicago Bears vs. Detroit Lions: Betting Odds Spread: Detroit -8, Over/under: 48 points, Chicago +310 |
Dan Campbell made the unexpected rise from Saints tight ends coach to successful Lions leader, jumping the ladder despite having never held an NFL coordinator role. With Year 3 of the Lions’ rebuild producing one of the most promising seasons in modern franchise history, the popular HC’s stock has skyrocketed since his New Orleans days