Matthew Stafford

Training camp is right around the corner in the NFL. Matthew Stafford and the Detroit Lions are coming into this season following a 9-7 record and a playoff appearance.
Stafford is going into his last season of his three-year, $53 million deal...

With the Super Bowl coming up, it's a great time to reflect back on the past NFL season... and laugh your face off with Bad Lip Reading's NFL 2017 video.
Detroit's Matthew Stafford shows up. What words are dubbed over his own? Oh, I wouldn't say they are actual words...

Quarterback Matthew Stafford completed a 28-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Golden Tate on the first possession of overtime to give the Detroit Lions a 22-16 win over the Vikings in Minnesota.

The Detroit Lions finished a rather disappointing 2015-16 campaign with a 24-20 win against the Chicago Bears, bringing their record to 7-9 for the season.

The Detroit Lions won their final home game of the 2015 regular season Sunday afternoon, December 27th, defeating the San Francisco 49ers 32-17 at Ford Field.

The Detroit Lions led Green Bay at Ford Field until the very last play of the game Thursday night, December 3rd, when quarterback Aaron Rodgers heaved a 61-yard hail mary touchdown pass to tight end Richard Rodgers to give the Packers the 27-23 win.

It wasn't pretty, but the Detroit Lions won their second straight game, defeating the Oakland Raiders 18-13 at Ford Field Sunday, November 22nd.

For the first time in more than twenty years, the Detroit Lions were victorious in Green Bay, defeating the Packers 18-16 at Lambeau Field Sunday, November 15th.

It was a tale of two halves for the Detroit Lions, who lost their season opener to the San Diego Chargers 33-28, in San Diego.

Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford may not have the offense pumping on all cylinders just yet, but he knows how to throw a party.
Pepsi put Stafford in a Can Cave at a Detroit area Meijer and let him invite fans in for a party. The results are hilarious.