The Detroit Lions worked all season to earn the NFC's top seed and ensure they wouldn't have to play anywhere but Ford Field until the Super Bowl.

The Detroit Lions are 11-1 for the first time in franchise history after defeating the Chicago Bears 23-20, snapping their Thanksgiving Day losing streak at seven.

Although we‘re way past Halloween, in a spooky turn of events, Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell’s premonition somehow came to fruition during their Sunday Night Football matchup vs. the Houston Texans.

The San Francisco 49ers have no intention of granting star receiver Brandon Aiyuk his trade request and remain committed to getting a long-term extension done with one of their most important offensive players.

A person familiar with the negotiations tells The Associated Press that star wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk has requested a trade from the San Francisco 49ers because the two sides haven’t made progress on a new deal.

The old saying goes, “What makes you laugh will make you cry,” and the city of Detroit, alongside the state of Michigan, will be crying woefully throughout the offseason as fans thought the team shook off the “Same Old Lions” mantra, but it reared its ugly head at the most inopportune time.

The aggressiveness that characterized the turnaround for the Detroit Lions under coach Dan Campbell backfired at the worst possible time.

The Detroit Lions announced five new roster moves: Halapoulivaati Vaitai to injured reserve, two players released from the practice squad, and two others signed.