Monday Nov 24 | Detroit News
The Detroit Lions took one step forward and three more steps back. For the second straight week, the Lions got off to a quick start.
A Lions fan, perhaps practicing his roar, before today's game at Ford Field.
After the Lions scored a touchdown, Tampa Bay fumbles the ball and safety Daniel Bullocks returns it 44 yards for the touchdown.
11/12 Daily Notebook Week of November 10 -- November 16, 2008
The Lions practiced in helmets and shorts today on the indoor field at the team's headquarters and practice facility in Allen Park.
Lions Notebook: Cason, Jennings to give boost to special teams
The Lions' return game might have a new look Sunday with this week's additions of Aveion Cason and Adam Jennings.
Delhomme: - Lions aren't the worst'
Don't believe the hype, so says Jake Delhomme. The Carolina Panthers quarterback said Wednesday in a conference call with Detroit media that the Lions, despite their 0-9 record, are not the worst team in the ...
Jaguars LB Peterson inactive against Lions
Jacksonville linebacker Mike Peterson, sent home earlier in the week from practices, did not dress for Sunday's game at Detroit.
Hand Injury jeopardizes Dominic Raiola's starting streak
Lions center Dominic Raiola's iron-man streak is in jeopardy because of a broken right thumb.
Culpepper to start at quarterback
Daunte Culpepper will start at quarterback for the Lions against Jacksonville on Sunday, five days after signing as a free agent with the team.
Lions: Orlovsky is out, no starting QB is named
The verdict is in on Dan Orlovsky's injured throwing hand, but the Lions quarterback is going to get a second opinion next week before deciding his season's fate.
Calvin Johnson snatches spotlight, set career-high for catches
The Lions got the ball to wide receiver Calvin Johnson more than ever Sunday. Johnson had been averaging a little more than four catches per game, and the Lions had been trying to get him more.
Lions Notebook: Calvin Johnson snatches spotlight, set career-high for catches
The Lions got the ball to wide receiver Calvin Johnson more than ever Sunday. Johnson had been averaging a little more than four catches per game, and the Lions had been trying to get him more.
One of my strongest beliefs is that we have no idea how much football hurts if we have never played it.
Coach admonishes offensive coordinator for 'poor choice of words' regarding Lions QB.
Lions coach Rod Marinelli was forced to do a little damage control Friday, a day after offensive coordinator Jim Colletto made headlines with some of his comments about backup quarterback Drew Stanton.
Obama, McCain? Lions divided on election
It's not unusual for an 0-7 team to have a divided locker room. Put a presidential election in the mix, and clearly lines are drawn.
Lions showing signs of losing disease
The symptoms are there. Hiccups every fifth play or so A clamminess that surfaces at the most inopportune time .
Lions' Orlovsky may play too safe
Dan Orlovsky hasn't committed a turnover in three starts at quarterback for the Lions.
Another loss, another career day for an opposing quarterback. The Lions entered Sunday's game against the Redskins ranked last in the NFL in opponents' quarterback rating -- 115.8. That was higher than the ...
Lions know first step to victory is good first quarter
One step at a time. Before the 0-6 Detroit Lions can think about winning a whole football game, a crucial first step might be winning the first quarter.
End of sellout streak doesn't surprise players
Quarterback Dan Orlovsky and the Lions lost to the Chicago Bears, 34-7, in their last game at Ford Field.
10/08 Daily Notebook -- October 6 - October 12, 2008
The Lions released RB Moran Norris and signed QB Drew Henson from the practice squad.