Award-winning pitmaster Megan Day and former NFL player Derrell Smith join TODAY with Super Bowl snacks inspired by the ...

On the red carpet, stars like Terry Crews, Darius Slayton, Jelly Roll and more were among the guests. Slayton, who plays for ...

The Detroit Lions have been looking for a replacement for Ben Johnson after he took the head-coaching gig with the Chicago Bears, and the popular thought has been it would be someone in-house.

The Detroit Lions may be the biggest loser of the offseason’s coaching carousel. Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson – the hottest name on the market – was hired to be the head coach of the ...

There may not be a tougher player on the Detroit Lions than center Frank Ragnow. The 28-year-old veteran has dealt with and played through a number of injuries in his career, most notably when he ...

(CBS DETROIT) — The Detroit Lions have found their replacement for former defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn. CBS News Detroit sports anchor Rachel Hopmayer confirmed Saturday that the team is ...

Although the Detroit Lions’ coordinator search continues, they apparently will have at least one assistant staying put. Offensive line coach Hank Fraley, considered a potential offensive ...

The Detroit Lions were my pick to win Super Bowl 59 down in New Orleans, and they lost their first playoff game this postseason. While the Washington Commanders have really started to come on for ...

The Detroit Lions have fielded plenty of negative news lately, mainly losing their offensive coordinator Ben Johnson to the Chicago Bears and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn to the New York Jets.

The Detroit Lions have reached the next stage of the frenetic NFL offseason calendar: Hiring coaches. And they have found their new defensive coordinator, promoting linebackers coach Kelvin ...

The loss of Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn comes with a silver lining. Detroit will be awarded third-round compensatory picks in the 2025 and 2026 drafts thanks to an NFL rule ...

Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn watches during warmups before an NFL football divisional playoff game against the Washington Commanders, Saturday, Jan. 18, 2025, in Detroit.