lions

The calls during last night's Lion's game were so terrible, LOTS of people, including announcers, former coaches, NFL players-- and now the Michigan State Police-- have something to say about it.

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A skull and a pair of pants were all that were left behind.

Guess who's coming back to Michigan...

Have we seen the last of Matthew Stafford and coach Matt Patricia in Detroit's Ford Field?

There's no denying it now.

The only thing that looked worse than the Detroit Lions -- who lost 30-20 to Green Bay on Sunday -- is the condition of their former home, the Pontiac Silverdome.

Look I'm sure you might not be a huge sports fan, or even a football fan. I'm not a Lions fan by any stretch of the imagination, but I can give you a meaningful and informative preview for the 2014 NFL season even the slightest of fans can enjoy.

The Detroit Lions have been a part of the NFL since 1934. Starting out in Portsmouth, Ohio, they moved to the corner of Michigan and Trumbull at old Navin Field (later Briggs, later Tiger Stadium) until moving to the suburbs in 1976 at the Silverdome in Pontiac. Moving back downtown to Ford Field, the Lions have been a great burden and brought little joy to the Greater Michigan sports landscape.

Finally, the Zoo is open! Closed for the season in late Fall, this past Friday, March 1st, the John Ball Zoo opened for the 2013 season.

Well, what turned out to be a very typical Lions season. Once again on several occasions, the Lions snapped defeat from the jaws of victory, had several mediocre games and a lot of stupid moves on special teams and coaching. What will be different next year? Very little by the looks of it.

Well, how about those Lions? They are at 500 - and this game is rather important. If they lose, the playoffs probably go with it.