Detroit Lions

With very little fanfare, Martha Firestone Ford passed the torch, figuratively, and the job of Detroit Lions principal owner, to her daughter, Sheila Ford Hamp; Just a simple announcement on the Lions’ social media, very low key. You wouldn't expect anything else. That's not the Lio…

No teary-eyed press conference; just a social media announcement. Ninety-four year old Martha Firestone Ford is stepping down as principal owner of the Detroit Lions and taking over immediately is her second eldest child, daughter Sheila Ford Hamp.

The Detroit Lions on Tuesday announced they were putting their full support behind "Juneteenth", including closing their offices this Friday to give employees time for reflection on this historically important date.

With a ton of hoopla, probably more than usual, given the dearth of sports news due to the coronavirus pandemic, The National Football League and the Detroit Lions announced their 2020 season schedules on Thursday night.

Yes, these are unprecedented times. But, yes, football is king, in this country. And, fans, even casual ones, are looking for some entertainment and distraction. So, in spite of everything, the National Football League Draft comes at a great time for us.

The Lions are planning to get rid of their last great player. Because...they're the Lions.

An Ohio man says that Bengals and Browns fans have suffered enough and deserve medical marijuana.

Him and 32 other kids, each wearing a different NFL jersey, run to the center of the field and celebrate the next 100 years. This was a monumental moment for the Lions

I know. I know. For a Lions fan, this news will either make your roll your eyes, or maybe, simply start laughing, and add a sarcastic remark, too.

In what's been labeled a must win season for Lions' GM and coach Bob Quinn and Matt Patricia, here's a distraction that they probably could do without.