Plagued by injuries, Lions stay dominant to capture NFC’s No. 1 seed: ‘We’ve got a special group’
The Lions welcomed a 14-2 Vikings team to Detroit with everything on the line. Minnesota had won nine in a row. They were hot at the right time. The organization spent $2 million on tickets to sell to Vikings season ticket holders at a discount and, hopefully, witness the team clinch the NFC North and home-field advantage on Detroit’s turf.
Detroit beat the Vikings, 31-9, at Ford Field to clinch the NFC North and the NFC’s top seed in the playoffs. The Lions ...
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In the locker room after the 31-9 win over the Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell celebrated clinching the ...
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THE DETROIT LIONS ... No team is more intense, and, conversely, no team needs a break more. The Lions claimed the NFC's No. 1 ...
The Lions’ win drew 28.5 million viewers, according to a release from NBC, across television and digital platforms. That marks the third-highest number in the history of NBC’s Sunday Night Football ...
Detroit Lions defense dominated Vikings in best game of season and Jahmyr Gibbs scored 4 TDs for NFC North title in Week 18 ...
Everything always gets crazy during the final week of the NFL regular season, and this year was no different. It lasted all ...
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Lions fans rally for high-stakes NFC North showdown: ‘It’s for all the marbles’Whether inside Ford Field, where it was warm, or outside in the frigid cold at tailgates surrounding the stadium, to say ...
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