There’s an old Howard Jones song that sums up the state of the Detroit Lions. You can look at the menu but you just can't eat. You can feel the cushions but you can't have a seat. That’s where this Lions team is right now after losing to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 29-24, on Sunday, Dec. 21.

A penalty erased the Detroit Lions’ insane game-winning touchdown on Sunday and all but ensured that this team won’t make the playoffs this season.

After scoring what would have been the game-winning touchdown Sunday, the Detroit Lions walked off the field heartbroken following a bizarre sequence of events.

Recent live performers include Eminem, Jack White and the Temptations, while a hometown-heavy playlist revs up fans via the sound system.

With the Detroit Lions Cheerleaders and Honolulu Boom drumline as accompaniment, 84-year-old Temptations founder Otis Williams cut a familiar figure onstage during the three-song set: “Get Ready” (Ron Tyson on lead vocals), “Ain’t Too Proud to Beg” (Tony Grant) and — drawing the biggest cheer from the sellout crowd — “My Girl” (Grant).

DETROIT (WOOD) — Isaac TeSlaa grew up watching the Detroit Lions every year on Thanksgiving Day. This year was a little different. The former Unity Christian standout was playing for his longtime favorite team and scored a touchdown in a disappointing ...

Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jaylen Warren breaks free for a second 45-yard touchdown run against the Detroit Lions defense.

DETROIT — Jahmyr Gibbs ran for three touchdowns, and the Detroit Lions used a dominant ground attack and a steady stream of explosive plays to beat the Dallas Cowboys 44–30 on Sunday at Ford Field. Detroit (8-5) relied on early scoring balance, taking ...

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