Detroit Lions

Detroit Lions play American football from Detroit, Michigan, where Ford Field, capacity 65,000, serves as the home ground. Their competition is the National Football League. That pairing of city and stadium anchors the club's identity, and the sport's professional structure in the United States gives it a fixed calendar of fixtures each year, split between home dates in Michigan and travel elsewhere.

Detroit Lions were founded in 1929, and Dan Campbell has led the team as head coach into the 2026/27 season. Jared Goff at quarterback, Amon-Ra St. Brown at wide receiver and Aidan Hutchinson on the defensive line are the players listed here. Campbell is the figure who ties the group together, and the coaching appointment sits at the centre of how the club is run.