Lions fans have watched the Super Bowl as outsiders for nearly 60 years now. But there is a lingering sting that comes with this weekend this time around.

For some of us, the football season remains alive as we await the Chiefs' annual season-ending game, also known as the Super Bowl.

As the Detroit Lions head into the offseason after missing out on the Super Bowl, losing in the NFC divisional round to the Washington Commanders, one former player of theirs goes scorched Earth on the team.

The Lions appear to be just two-three players away from finally being Super Bowl bound. And, there is a chance that Holmes dives head-first into the free-agent market to fill the aforementioned voids on Detroit's roster.

Jamie Gregory, a devoted Detroit Lions fan from Midland, had a dream shared by many: to see the Lions play in the Super Bowl.

Former Lions OL coach Jeremiah Washburn used ex-Detroit Lions C Dominic Raiola's notes to help teach Eagles pass rusher Nolan Smith how to be a pro.

With many Lions fans still “feeling some type of way” about how the season ended, MLive wants to hear your thoughts heading into Sunday. Have you recovered from the Lions’ l

I n just a few days, the 59th Super Bowl will take place, and for the 59th consecutive time, it will not feature the Detroit Lions. This year, it felt like the Lions may finally b