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Yes, yes, it's another bad pun title. But it could have been worse...

It's the final week of the preseason, and we're finally at home after two weeks on the road, as we welcome the Steelers to the 313.

I know, yet another bad reference title from me. At least this one is to do with football, albeit from one of the weirdest teen dramas ever.

On Sunday, our defence stood up against a QB who practically is a rookie. Tomorrow, they might need to again to show Love Stinks.

This Sunday, we welcome the Dirty Birds to Ford Field. Will they be able to soar, or will they squawk under the pressure?

Welcome to Season 2 of my (unhinged) game preview articles, hopefully with less words and more goodness

I'm not saying they're right, or wrong, but the Detroit Lions believe that they're serious competitors in the 2023 NFL season.

As we enter the off-season, one of the big questions that loom large over the team is what to do about the nickelback position.

Now that the Super Bowl has passed, and the off-season has begun, we can take the opportunity to look back at our performance this season

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

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.

John returns with the latest in his series looking at the big-picture questions facing the Lions. There are quite a few...

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

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

On Monday and Tuesday we heard about the wave of cuts from 80 players to 53 which I'm sure will evoke a lot of emotions on Hard Knocks.

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.

Why do you want FAs? 1) Fills roster gaps 2) Roster upgrades 3) Value for money

This entry we will be taking a look at the rest of the offense, namely the O-Line and the Receivers.

Anyone who's watched the Lions in depth this season knows that the game is up.

I take a look at how that's affected the roster and the possible starting lineups for offense and defense.