The back-to-back NFC North champion Detroit Lions have kicked off a tour of the state to fire up fans for their first playoff game on the Jan. 19. Recently the

Detroit Police Chief Todd Bettison approved city officers wearing Detroit Lions hats with their uniforms during the team's playoff run. The announcement was posted on the department's X account Wednesday evening and follows the a similar move by the Oakland County Sheriff's department on Tuesday.

As the college football season wraps up and the National Football League regular season closes, it’s awards season nationwide. The honors, selections, and accol

Lions offensive line coach Hank Fraley is among those who teams across the league have interest in. According to reports, Fraley will interview with the Seattle Seahawks for their

The Lions will take Wednesday off, practice Thursday, then take the weekend off before returning to prepare for the first playoff game next week.

On Monday, a special surprise made a pit stop downtown. As part of the team's "We Want More Tour," fans both young and old could get their first taste of playoff fever, with some even getting decked out in special gear to meet Roary. Lifelong fans like Paul Sarrach say this team has been worth the wait.

Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn received a hero's welcome during his visit to the Detroit Pistons game Monday night.

The "We Want More" bus tour, a hype bus from Detroit, made a stop in Grand Rapids Tuesday night. The Lions are fresh off a Sunday night win against the Vikings, making their team champions of the NFC. Dan Campbell and the Lions are in the middle of the best season in the franchise's history, and fans say it's been a long time coming.

The New England Patriots announced Friday that they completed an interview with Mike Vrabel for their open head coaching position. Vrabel played 14 years