The Lions were abysmal on third and fourth down during Sunday's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Let's take a deeper look at each play.

Welcome to November. Welcome to "Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff can't play in cold weather" season. It's every analyst's favorite time of year to just flat out tell a lie, and it's everyone else's favorite time to just believe it.

You know the real reason why the Detroit Lions lost to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night? It wasn't that the offensive line played one of its worst games of the Dan Campbell era. It wasn't because Jameson Williams' penalty "cost the Lions an extra point because it was windy out" either.

Jonathan Coachman publicly pleaded with Jared Goff to “take the gloves off” as the Detroit Lions squandered scoring chances in their 16-9 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Goff, who entered the game leading the NFL in completion percentage at 74 percent,

Jared Goff targeted Amon-Ra St. Brown 12 times in the Detroit Lions' 16-9 loss to Philadelphia. He completed just two of those passes.

Amid the changes to the Goff family in 2025, the Lions have kept rolling. With a win against Jalen Hurts and the Eagles, they could reclaim the top spot in the NFC North standings from the Chicago Bears (7-3). Next week, they have a home game against the New York Giants before hosting the Green Bay Packers on Thanksgiving Day.

Here is a review of Week 12 NFL power rankings. In the majority of polls, the Detroit Lions dipped, following a disappointing performance against the Philadelphia Eagles. On the road, against decent opponents with stout defensive lines, Dan Campbell's squad has struggled to perform offensively.

Campbell told Jay Glazer of Fox Sports that the head coach will continue to call plays for the rest of the season, wresting the job from offensive coordinator John Morton. Morton