The NFL fined the Baltimore Ravens $100,000 for misrepresenting QB Lamar Jackson's injury status ahead of a Week 8 game ...

The disgust runs at subterranean levels, much deeper than that of the players actually competing against each other. You see ...

It was a weird week in Detroit Lions' land. It all started with safety Brian Branch hitting Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster in the face after the Week 6 loss to the defending AFC ...

Dan Campbell can say it. The NFL can’t. Not in its official capacity. Not using NFL Films. Not while splicing together the clips of Brian Branch’s struggles during last week's loss to the Kansas City ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X The statement continued, “As a matter of convenience to him, NFL Films allowed Coach Belichick and ...

Last week’s 30-17 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs is one that the Detroit Lions would presumably like to forget. Not only did the team pick up its second defeat of the season, but two of its key ...

The Lions have dominated the news this week, in the aftermath of Sunday night’s loss to the Chiefs. From the rule regarding the Jared Goff touchdown catch to the way the play was officiated to safety ...

The Detroit Lions are rallying around safety Brian Branch over a video that they felt was insulting to the young safety. On Thursday, NFL Films shared a video on social media as part of its “Turning ...

NFL Films made it clear that it wants to stay out of Bill Belichick’s drama. In response to a behind-the-scenes video of Belichick and his 24-year-old girlfriend, Jordon Husdon, complaining on the set ...

The Lions star could hardly believe his eyes as he watched the controversial video. The Lions’ defense also struggled giving up 30 points to Andy Reid’s team in a losing effort that culminated with a ...

Sunday night’s game between the Lions and Chiefs sparked a variety of storylines that echoed deep into the week. Along the way, the NFL committed an unforced error ...