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Week 18. Lambeau Field. Sunday Night Football. A chance to keep K-Aaron Rodgers out of the playoffs. This is what football is about.

For once in a long time, we stand on the precipice of playing the role of the destroyer of dreams, the vanquisher of divisional hopes...

The Lions have taken steps forward, but this is still a rebuilding team. What roster questions could be answered in the final six games?

This week, we turn from hunting to protecting our hunting ground from rival big cats, as the Jacksonville Jaguars come to Detroit.

I am no pessimist when it comes to our Lions. So pour the Honolulu blue Kool-Aid and let's see how we can stuff the Bills like a turkey.

This week our Lions head to New Jersey and MetLife Stadium for the first time this season to play the New York Giants and take a W from them

I began to write this on trade deadline day to the soundtrack of Packer fans screeching like a squeaker in an MW2 lobby. It was heaven.

This week, we can't be welcomed to Miami by Will Smith, as we are hosting Tua and the Dolphins. Let's take our usual preview look at Miami.

We exit the bye and have an our longest away trip of the season to Arlington, TX on the cards to go face Dak and his Dallas Cowgirls.

This week, our 1-3 Lions head to Foxborough to face an old "friend" turned enemy, the bearded apprentice who ran back to his master.

Let's break down the Seattle roster, look at their stats, and make some predictions that are 100% (not) going to come true.

We look at Minnie Mouse-sota's roster, how they've fared so far, see which matchups we can exploit, and make some spicy predictions

This week, we welcome the Carson Wentz-led Commanders. Let's break down their roster to find potential weaknesses and match-ups.

AG has to get his shovel out and uncover the tapes, because our Lions open this NFL season with the chance for revenge against Philly.

An ongoing series where John W-H will periodically review how the Lions' season is progressing and what we're learning about the team.

During the off-season, the coaches said they were changing the front. I venture to look at the change and how it fits our roster.

Don't worry, this isn't just a random piece. This is an in-depth look at our pick at 177th overall in the fifth round, James Mitchell.

I set out to win you over with this film breakdown and show you why you should be excited about the pick of Kerby Joseph 97th overall.

In my post from March 1, I examined the holes in the Lions roster, along with some predictions of those players who might be leaving us.

It's the offseason, and the franchise tag period is fast approaching. Detroit will need to make a decision soon if they wish to use it.