The Detroit Lions are eight-point road favorites against the Washington Commanders as they try to bounce back from a loss to Minnesota.

Lions offensive coordinator John Morton said Thursday that he's hopeful to find ways to get TeSlaa the football more frequently in future games, Tim Twentyman of the team's official site reports.

The NFL world is mourning the unfortunate passing of Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland. Early on Thursday morning, news broke the 2024 second-round draft pick tragically passed away. No cause of death has yet to be released by the Cowboys or Kneeland's representatives.

A fifth-round pick out of LSU, Frazier took reps at both guard spots and right tackle in his return from a knee injury Wednesday.

As Gibbs and the Lions prepare for Sunday’s matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, the third-year running back took to Instagram to share some personal news. He announced the launch of his new clothing company and revealed the release of his first official shirt. “My first tee is live!” Gibbs wrote, linking to the website (shopjah.com).

All of that said, let's pour ourselves a cup of coffee and vent one last time about the Detroit Lions loss against the Minnesota Vikings! No doubt about it, football is a two way street. You need coaches to create an effective game plan and coach and you need players to go out and execute.

Halfway through the regular season, the Lions currently sit at 5-3. In Week 9, the Lions suffered a loss to the Minnesota Vikings at home. This decision dropped them to 1-2 in the division, marking the first time the Lions have lost two divisional games since the 2023 season.

The Lions are billing the match as Wear White Thursday Night and directing fans to the Lions Supply retail shop at Ford Field and its online store.

The No. 2 Hoosiers look to stay unbeaten against a Penn State team trying to find itself following the firing of James Franklin

Lions Jameson Williams hears a full explanation from Keyshawn Johnson and looks forward to talking football with the former wideout