After earning the NFC's top seed with a 15-2 regular-season record, Detroit's 2025 playoff debut has become the hottest ticket in franchise history, with an average sold price of $855, according to Vivid Seats.

The No. 1 seed Detroit Lions (15-2) host the No. 6 seed Washington Commanders (12-5) in the NFC divisional round on Saturday (8 p.m. ET on FOX and the FOX Sports app) in what will be the fourth time that these two teams face off in the playoffs.

The Commanders' march toward the Super Bowl will continue if they can defeat the NFC's top seed. The big picture: After a season of spectacular plays, Washington is heading to Detroit for its first divisional-round playoff game in nearly two decades.

From Honolulu blue pizza to a life-size cake of Amon-Ra St. Brown completing a headstand, fans in Detroit are excited about the Lions.

More than a hundred thousand people are expected in downtown Detroit this Saturday. Between the Auto Show, the Detroit Pistons, and of course the Lions playoff game, police are preparing for the weekend using a layered approach and leveraging partnerships with other agencies.

Detroit Lions' Tanner Engstrand is considered a potential replacement if current offensive coordinator Ben Johnson leaves for a head coaching job.

Ben Johnson pulled out of the Washington Commanders' head coaching search last year. Here's what he said about facing them and his interviews.

As the week has progressed, there appears to be more and more smoke to the possible fire that Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson could take the Las Vegas Raiders' head coach position. One NFL analyst thinks that would be a bad idea.