With Matthew Stafford on the trade block, there are lots of places he can go. Washington may be a more realistic possibility for the Detroit Lions passer
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After announcing that no fans will be able to attend games through October, the Detroit Lions are now left with no outside variable to rattle opponents.
With weapons at the receiver position, and a new addition in the running back room, the Detroit Lions could have an explosive offense next season.
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken the NFL by storm. Luckily for the Detroit Lions, being located in Michigan may help them stay healthy this season.
The Detroit Lions drafted D'Andre Swift early in the second round. Despite Kerryon Johnson still being young, is Swift the future in the backfield?
ESPN recently came out with their top 10 QB's heading into 2020. Detroit Lions' Matthew Stafford sits at No. 10 on the list. Does he deserve to be there?
Due to the coronavirus, NFL teams has been forced to limit capacity at games this upcoming season. This restriction could hurt the Detroit Lions greatly.
With Jarrad Davis entering his fourth and final year of his contract, he's sitting on the hot seat. Can 2020 be a productive for him with the Detroit Lions?
In the midst of social injustice in America, many NFL players are voicing their viewpoints. Will we see some Detroit Lions players take a kneel next season?
Going into the 2020 season, the Detroit Lions have two extremely talented wide receivers. But who's the true number one target for Matthew Stafford?
The Detroit Lions face an uphill battle in 2020. Winning their first two games against divisional rivals would boost their confidence for the entire season.