Chad Ryland redeemed himself after a missed 53‑yard attempt against Detroit by converting all six field goals in the Cardinals’ 18‑16 win over the Los Angeles Rams on Oct. 18, 2026. A supportive early‑morning text from his mother, Deb Ryland, spurred the veteran kicker, who became only the 10th NFL player ever to make six FGs in a single game and moved into fourth place on Arizona’s single‑game scoring list. The game‑winner came with 47 seconds left after a quick drive capped by a 21‑yard catch and an unnecessary‑roughness penalty, sealing the divisional victory.
With the Philadelphia Eagles likely punting on the season, the Detroit Lions should go after DL Moro Ojomo to bolster the trenches.
The Detroit Lions hosted defensive tackle Aidan Keanaaina for a visit ahead of their Packers matchup. Here's what to know about the former Notre Dame player.
The return of Cade Mays could create an unexpected opportunity for Juice Scruggs. Dan Campbell is considering ways to keep both offensive linemen involved as Detroit prepares for Green Bay.
Despite winning three straight games, Green Bay has struggled to run the football. Here's why that weakness could give Detroit an advantage in Sunday's NFC North matchup.
The Detroit Lions will have more time to prepare for their high-flying matchup with the Packers, and the win over Dallas should give them plenty to work with.
Could the Detroit Lions trade for Sauce Gardner? The Colts' decision to fire Chris Ballard raises intriguing questions before the November 10 deadline.
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is set to return in Week 7, pending his removal from the commissioner’s exempt list. As the team prepares to reintegrate this Pro Bowl running back, who comes after a period where the offense averaged a league-low of 60.4 rushing yards per game, his availability for the upcoming […]
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The Green Bay Packers continue to manage Micah Parsons’ injury recovery ahead of their Week 7 game against the Detroit Lions.
After a 45-21 triumph over the Arizona Cardinals, Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell warns that one big win won’t fix the team’s chronic inconsistency. The Lions haven’t recorded consecutive victories since December 2025, and Campbell insists back‑to‑back wins must become routine, especially with a tough Packers clash looming after the bye. Despite a slow start and early three‑and‑outs, the offense finally exploded, but both Campbell and QB Jared Goff stress the need to improve opening drives and maintain momentum. Sitting 3‑2, Detroit hopes to reset and turn the win streak into a habit.
Matt LaFleur praises his Packers' 23‑13 win over the Dallas Cowboys but warns the team must play "cleaner football" after penalties and drops cost them a bigger margin. The victory lifts Green Bay to 4‑2 and marks a notable NFL milestone, while rookie Pierre Strong Jr. tops the rushing chart with just 28 yards and Matthew Golden leads the team in receiving yards, including an early TD. LaFleur emphasizes capitalizing on scoring chances as the Packers gear up for a Week 7 divisional clash with the Detroit Lions at Ford Field.
A Sunday post left Lions fans joking they’ve lost their appetites.
At 4-2, the Green Bay Packers are tied with the Chicago Bears for second place in the NFC North. The duo are a game and a half behind the Minnesota Vikings at 5-0. Riding a three-game winning streak, the Packers will travel to Detroit to take on the Lions in a divisional clash. The Lions […]
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Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell says he’s more optimistic heading into the 2026 bye week than he was in 2025, despite a 3‑2 record. After narrow wins over the Jets and Saints and losses to the Bills and Panthers, Campbell points to a more efficient rushing attack—4.4 yards per carry with a league‑best 46.2% success rate—and a youthful offensive line anchored by Penei Sewell, Christian Mahogany, Juice Scruggs, Tate Ratledge and rookie Blake Miller. He also highlights emerging talent like RB Jahmyr Gibbs, DT Tyleik Williams and linebacker Jack Campbell as signs the team is still on the rise.
Dan Campbell says he's more optimistic about the 3-2 Detroit Lions than last year's 5-2 team, but acknowledges a troubling winning streak drought.
Dan Campbell met with the media on Monday afternoon, following the team’s bye week. Here are the most interesting items out of that conversation.
Dan Campbell expects Brian Branch and Cade Mays to play against the Green Bay Packers, but both Detroit Lions players could face workload limits.
Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell says safety Brian Branch and rookie center Cade Mays will both debut against the Green Bay Packers, but their snap counts remain undecided. Branch returns from a torn Achilles suffered in December and is expected to see significant, though not full‑time, play. Mays, recovering from a wrist fracture, faces a rotation dilemma with backup center Juice Scruggs, who is currently the league’s top‑graded center per PFF. Campbell emphasizes they’ll assess workloads in practice before finalizing each player’s role for Sunday’s game.
Micah Parsons is reportedly weeks from his season debut, and the Lions host Green Bay on Sunday. #OnePride
In a surprise move, rookie 5th‑round pick J.J. McCarthy replaced Jameis Winston late Sunday and threw for a remarkable 243 yards, one touchdown and one interception in just 11 completions during the 4th quarter of the Giants’ 18‑Oct loss to the Saints. His 52.4% completion rate and 26 rushing yards set a season‑high for 4th‑quarter passing yards and tied Eli Manning’s franchise record for a Giants QB over the past 35 seasons. Analysts from Will Ragatz, Mike Garafolo, Ian Rapoport and ESPN argue the performance makes McCarthy a strong candidate to start in Week 7 against Houston, despite the Saints’ late‑game lead and lingering injury concerns.
Josh Jacobs is eligible to return for the Packers' Week 7 game against the Detroit Lions after the NFL removes him from the exempt list.
The New England Patriots lost three offensive linemen in the win over the New York Jets, and Detroit Lions' Miles Frazier might be the answer to their woes.
Through Week 6 the NFC North stands out as the NFL’s strongest division, with all four clubs holding winning records while most of the rest of the NFC flounders. Yet each squad harbors a glaring weakness: the Detroit Lions boast a No. 2 scoring offense but rank 29th‑30th in pass‑defense metrics, exposing a vulnerable secondary; the Green Bay Packers have surged defensively but sit dead‑last in rush‑blocking, making their run game virtually nonexistent; the Minnesota Vikings dominate defensively—leading in points allowed and blitz rate—but lack an offensive identity, ranking near the bottom in yards and points per drive; the Chicago Bears appear most balanced, sitting 12th in points scored and 6th in points allowed despite quarterback injuries. These flaws could derail the North’s championship hopes.
After a 3‑2 start, the Detroit Lions are winning high‑scoring games—averaging 33 points while allowing nearly 30. The Week 5 win over the Arizona Cardinals showed what a balanced effort could look like, but the team needs a new catalyst post‑bye. Writer Chris Pride picks linebacker Jack Campbell, whose All‑Pro 2025 form has faded amid scheme woes and a sputtering linebacking unit. While receivers Jameson Williams and Isaac TeSlaa, plus secondary players D.J. Reed, Roger McCreary, Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph are mentioned, Campbell’s resurgence is deemed vital for Detroit’s defense to stop the shootout trend.
Green Bay Packers cornerback Keisean Nixon has issued a confident warning to the rest of the NFL as running back Josh Jacobs prepares to return. The Packers are expected to welcome Jacobs back in Week 7 against the Detroit Lions. Nixon believes Green Bay’s opponents should be concerned about what comes next, especially with another […]
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