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Detroit Lions wide receiver Roy Williams believes he's part of the solution and not part of the problem.

October 6, 2008 12:41 PM After the Lions' 34-7 loss to Chicago, here are three indisputable facts I feel relatively sure about: 1. Receiver Roy Williams isn't fooling anybody.

Lions QB Jon Kitna started the Week Five game against the Bears but was pulled after completing 8-of-16 passing for 74 yards in the game as the Bears built a 24-0 lead in the third quarter.

The first game of the Post-Matt Millen Era sure had Millen's fingerprints all over it.

Coach Rod Marinelli hasn't met with owner William Clay Ford since Sunday's 34-7 loss that dropped the Lions to 0-4. He isn't sure if he will meet with him later today.

Like many NFL players, Kyle Orton seems to love playing the Detroit Lions. Orton set career highs in passing yards, completions and quarterback rating while throwing two touchdowns to lead the Chicago Bears to ...

Matt Millen finally was fired for sinking the Detroit Lions to a level of futility the NFL hadn't seen in two decades.

It's no secret the Chicago Bears' strength is defense. When it comes to the secret of that defense, it's a simple equation.

In the wide-open NFC North, the ability to win division games is going to be paramount for the remainder of 2008.

You have to learn to walk before you can run. In the Lions' case, after three mostly fruitless attempts at running the football on their way to an 0-3 start, the staff is acknowledging something else: They'll ...

The Matt Millen era in Detroit is over, and with it the Lions are hoping that a change in fortune is headed for the 0-3 club this week that takes on the Chicago Bears in the Motor City.A The NFC North battle ...

It's half-myth, half-legend and all conjecture. Logically, it's hard to believe.

Barely a month after the Lions debuted their new, run-oriented offense, the players are hoping to see a few wrinkles.

After most of his teammates had left Lions headquarters in Allen Park on Tuesday, quarterback Drew Stanton was throwing on an indoor practice field.

The Lions are never out of the NFL's news cycle, even on weeks they don't play. The world is full of advice for the Lions -- and there is never a shortage a digs at them.

The post-Matt Millen era officially has kicked off with the Lions' first practice without the fired president and chief executive officer.

Dear William Clay Ford: My name is Doug Ritchay and I understand as owner of the Detroit Lions you are in the need for a team president to oversee your football operations after you fired Matt Millen this past ...

Lions vice chairman Bill Ford essentially said he'd fire team president Matt Millen if he had the authority.

After an embarrassing 0-3 start, frustrated Lions fans want action. Many want a new president/general manager, a new coach, a new quarterback and a new owner.

Detroit Lions fans got what they wanted when one of the most vilified executives in sports was fired.