Detroit — The Detroit Lions will induct former offensive tackle and current Lions radio analyst Lomas Brown into the franchise’s “Pride of the Lions” at halftime of Week 8’s matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders on “Monday Night Football,” the team announced Friday. Brown becomes the 20th Lions great to join the “Pride of the
Longtime Detroit Lions great Lomas Brown played just one game at Ford Field, making an appearance for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2002, his final NFL season. Soon enough, though, he’ll be part of the stadium’s permanent atmosphere. The former offensive tackle, who played 11 seasons with the Lions, received a surprise on Friday night
Kalif Raymond has been an important part of the Detroit Lions offense the past two seasons, and the Lions are betting he stays that for at least two more. The Lions signed Raymond, their second-best receiver and a second-team All-Pro punt returner last season, to a two-year contract extension Friday. The deal ties Raymond to
Allen Park — When Kalif Raymond first signed with the Detroit Lions in 2021, no one could be sure he’d even make the team’s roster out of training camp. Two years later, he’s an integral piece on offense, special teams and for the team’s culture. And on Friday, hours before the Lions’ preseason opener, the
McDonald’s fans 🤝 Detroit Lions fans McDonald’s of Michigan announced this week they are launching a new way for fans to celebrate the Lions all season long with the best type of celebration: Free food! After every Lions game this season, including the preseason game Friday against the New York Giants, an interception by the
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Pride of Detroit is gearing up for a new Detroit Lions season, and we’re planning even more expansion to our empire. Not only have we offered new content on various platforms like YouTube, Twitch, and all of our podcasting platforms, but starting at the beginning of the year, we’re going to be adding extra content…
With the primary starters expected to sit in the Detroit Lions’ preseason opener against the New York Giants, Friday night will be mainly about each team’s depth. For the casual fan, that may seem like a boring time. But for those obsessed with the roster, the deep positional battles will be on full display.
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With Week 1 of joint practices in the books, you could say Detroit Lions training camp is now in full swing. They got two good days of work in against the visiting New York Giants and will cap the week off with their first preseason game of the year at Ford Field.
When the Detroit Lions score field goals this coming season, so will fans at McDonald’s locations in Michigan. McDonald’s of Michigan is offering two deals as the Lions kick off a new season. Starting with Friday’s preseason game, every time the Detroit Lions make a field goal during a game this year, fans can get
Practices are for starters, games are for backups. At least during the joint practice portion of training camp. Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell said this week that is how he planned to approach his team’s workouts with the New York Giants and Friday’s preseason opener, when key players for both teams likely will not see
Alim McNeill lost 22 pounds this winter. He said he gave up candy — among other things — to do it. Sounds simple, eh? It’s not. Not when, say, you get a craving for a chocolate bar sold at a corner grocer that’s wrapped in paper … and papery aluminum foil. Believe me, the chocolate
Allen Park — Now we see him. But soon, we won’t. So this would be a good time for Jameson Williams to remind everyone why he’s here. And also what the Lions will be missing a month from now when the NFL’s regular season arrives and he … disappears. Friday night, Williams will get his