The Lions appeared to score a go-ahead touchdown twice in the final 25 seconds of Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers but saw both scores nullified by offensive pass interference

The Detroit Lions’ comeback efforts came up short as the Pittsburgh Steelers secured a 29-24 win, capped off by an offensive pass interference call on wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown.

The Detroit Lions lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers 29-24 on a strange, last-second TD that was reversed on a penalty call.

Both teams need a victory in NFL Week 16 when the Detroit Lions host the Pittsburgh Steelers with both teams entering Sunday at 8-6 and in danger of missing the playoffs. The Steelers are in a good position,

Detroit Lions playoff odds dropped to 6% after an excruciating loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 16 at Ford Field. Here's what we learned.

It doesn’t get much weirder or dramatic than that, as the Lions fall to 8-7 clinging to life. Something weird and confusing always seems to happen when Rodgers comes to Detroit.

The Detroit Lions didn't play their best game of the season, but it was certainly their most entertaining game. The Lions (7-4, third in NFC North) beat the New York Giants (2-10, fourth in NFC East) 34-27 in overtime on Sunday,

With the Lions facing a fourth-and-goal play for the win, veteran playmaker Amon-Ra St. Brown caught the ball short of the goal line. But before he was tackled, St. Brown managed to execute a successful lateral to Jared Goff, who rumbled into the end zone for the supposed game-winning touchdown.

The Lions went down the field and scored a touchdown to make it a one-possession game on a David Montgomery touchdown. Emmanuel Forbes Jr. was called for pass interference in the end zone on fourth down, setting up Montgomery's score on the next play.

Detroit Lions will visit Los Angeles Rams in Week 15 in Los Angeles, pitting Matthew Stafford against his former team. Here's our game prediction.

The Detroit Lions (8-6) are readying for their Week 16 showdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers (8-6) from Ford Field in the Lions' regular-season finale. With a win, the Lions' playoff chances drastically improve,