Currently, the Lions have Amik Robertson, Khalil Dorsey, and Rock Ya-Sin as the only other corners on the roster. Brian Branch and Avonte Maddox also have taken reps at corner, primarily in the slot, during their time in the NFL and Detroit.

T he Sunday of Week 4 started in Dublin and ended in Dallas, with drama unfolding from morning to late night. The Eagles and Bills remain undefeated, the Lions certified their bully status, and the Rams took down "Indiana Jones" and the upstart Colts. Let's see where everyone stands after some thrilling Week 4 action.

The league recognized sacks as an official stat starting in 1982, so we’re talking about something the Lions haven’t done in 43 years, until today.

The Lions (2-1) are facing the Browns (1-2) in a Week 4 matchup at Ford Field in Detroit on Sunday, Sept. 28. The game will kick off at 1 p.m. ET, with the TV channel being Fox and the streaming on Fubo (free trial).

The offense keeps rolling for the Detroit Lions. Following a Week 1 loss in Green Bay, the Lions have notched three straight victories following their 34-10 win over the Cleveland Browns.

The SportsLine Machine Learning Model AI has found some longshot bets with value in the Week 4 NFL schedule, including the Lions to score Over 32.5 points in its Week 4 NFL picks

Ex-Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz is in town with the Cleveland Browns. Will his defense prevail? Five Free Press sports writers chime in on that.

Here’s a look at our Pride of Detroit staff picks for the Lions in Week 4: For the rest of what the POD staff predicted for the NFL, be sure to check out our Week 4 predictions: Moneyline, spread, and over/under.

Goff's first big completion of the day came after he dipped underneath a speed rush by Myles Garrett, took off toward the line of scrimmage with Garrett still breathing down his neck, and uncorked an on-the-run, 25-yard completion to Amon-Ra St. Brown.

Chicago Bears first year head coach Ben Johnson was the darling of the league over the past couple of years as offensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions. His innovative offensive philosophy and propensity for running trick plays is what helped catapult the Lions’ to becoming one of the most explosive offenses in the NFL.

After the win, the Lions took to X to boast about Gibbs’ dominant performance, seemingly in response to Garrett’s comments. The post included a quote from The Athletic’s Colton Pouncy which read, “Lions RB Jahmyr Gibbs had more rushing yards on Sunday (91) than the Bengals (46), Ravens (45) and Packers (81) recorded as a team vs. the Browns.”