The Detroit Lions have extended the contracts of their head coach Dan Campbell and general manager Brad Holmes through 2027 after reaching the NFC Championship game.

Anthony Pittman has signed with the Washington Commanders after not receiving a tender from the Detroit Lions, reuniting with former Lions executive Lance Newmark, now with the Commanders.

Carlton Davis III joins the Detroit Lions, promising to deliver his strong defensive skills as a cornerback, a role he excelled in with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

C.J. Gardner-Johnson returns to the Philadelphia Eagles with a $33 million deal, after a season with the Detroit Lions, aiming to bolster the Eagles' secondary.

The Detroit Lions are set to host free agent defensive tackle D.J. Reader, aiming to strengthen their defense. Reader is known for his run-stopping abilities despite recent injury setbacks.

The unveiled Kobe Bryant statue at Crypto.com Arena has been criticized for typos on the etched box score, including misspelled names of former NBA players.

Jonah Jackson has signed a $51 million deal with the LA Rams after leaving the Detroit Lions, reuniting with former teammate Matthew Stafford. The Lions retain most of their offensive line, having re-signed Graham Glasgow.

Russell Wilson is set to join the Pittsburgh Steelers on a one-year deal after being released from the Denver Broncos, taking a significant pay cut to do so.

Detroit Lions fan Larry Benjamin, known for dyeing his hair team colors, died at 83. His son Jeff announced the peaceful passing on social media. Benjamin's spirited support had gone viral, earning him recognition from the team and its players.

Pistons GM Troy Weaver was involved in a heated exchange with a heckling fan during a game, resulting in the fan's ejection.

Luka Doncic set a new NBA record with his sixth consecutive 30-point triple-double in the Mavericks' 142-124 win over the defensively challenged Pistons.

Mike Davis and Detroit Mercy part ways after a 1-31 season, concluding his six-year stint with mixed results and a struggling program.

"Big Time Boxing USA" returns to Detroit on March 28 with Juan Carrillo vs. Quinton Rankin and Vladimir Shishkin vs. Mike Guy as the headlining bouts.