Detroit Lions Betting Guide for 2024: Schedule, Games & More

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Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell celebrates with Amon-Ra St Brown

The Detroit Lions had a historic season last year, making a run to the NFC Championship for the first time in over 30 years. Now, they're looking to build on it in 2024-25 as one of the NFL's best teams according to Michigan online sportsbooks

The Lions' leadership is headlined by head coach Dan Campbell & GM Brad Holmes, the league's most exciting coach and manager duo. Not only did they take the franchise to new heights, but they did it sustainably.

Entering the regular season, Detroit has the second-highest cap space at just over $38 million. That's after extending the rookie contracts of All-Pro WR Amon-Ra St. Brown & OT Penei Sewell. On top of that, they signed QB Jared Goff to a four-year, $212 million contract. All of that to complement the best running back duo in the NFL, Jahmyr Gibbs & David Montgomery, behind its best offensive line.

While the offense has virtually zero questions, the defense was filled with them entering free agency. After finishing with a bottom-five pass defense and a top-five rush defense, the Lions focused on rehabbing their secondary in the offseason. 

After trading for CB Carlton Davis II & signing CB Amik Robertson, Holmes drafted two SEC corners – Terrion Arnold & Ennis Rakestraw – in the first two rounds.

Combine the secondary's improvement with superstar edge defender Aidan Hutchinson getting some much-needed help from veteran DT D.J. Reader, it's "Super Bowl or bust" this season for the Lions – seriously, Dan Campbell said that.

πŸ† Super Bowl Wins:0
🏈 Super Bowl Appearances:0
πŸ“Š 2023-24 Record:12-5
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βœ… Last Updated:November 1, 2024

 

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Latest Lions News November 2024

  • πŸ“† June 12, 2024: Signed first-round draft pick Terrion Arnold.
  • πŸ“† May 31, 2024: Signed second-round draft pick Ennis Rakestraw to a rookie contract.
  • πŸ“† May 13, 2024: Re-signed QB Jared Goff to a four-year contract extension worth $212 million. 
  • πŸ“† April 25-27, 2024: Detroit hosts its first-ever NFL Draft, adding another first-round pick from Alabama in cornerback Terrion Arnold.
  • πŸ“† April 24, 2024: Agreed to terms with All-Pro players WR Amon-Ra St. Brown & OT Penei Sewell on four-year contract extensions.
  • πŸ“† March 14, 2024: Following a historic season, the Lions announced contract extensions through 2027 for HC Dan Campbell and GM Brad Holmes.
  • πŸ“† March 13, 2024: Detroit trades a 2024 third-round draft pick for Tampa Bay standout CB Carlton Davis III to bolster the Lions' struggling pass defense. 
  • πŸ“† March 11, 2024: GM Brad Holmes started the free agency period by re-signing offensive guard, and Michigan native, Graham Glasgow to a three-year contract worth $20 million.
  • πŸ“† February 4, 2024: The Lions send eight different players to the NFL Pro Bowl, including both running backs, David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs, and rookie tight end Sam LaPorta.

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Detroit Lions 2024-25 Odds & Schedule

Check out Detroit's full schedule with odds for each game below.

 

πŸ“Ί How to Watch the Detroit Lions

With streaming and cable readily available locally and nationally, you can watch the Detroit Lions in numerous ways.

Throughout the regular season, most of the franchise's games will air on FOX & CBS with special broadcasts via ABC, ESPN, NFL Network, and Peacock.

To find these channels, check your local cable listings. If you cut the cord, you can stream these channels on most platforms, including YouTube TV, Hulu, DirecTV Stream, Sling, and more.

You can also stream games on Michigan sports betting apps like FanDuel.

🎟️ How to Get Detroit Lions Tickets

Getting tickets for Detroit Lions games is easy and offers several options to suit your preferences. One of the most direct ways is to visit the official Detroit Lions website, where you can purchase single-game tickets, season tickets, or even premium seating options. 

If you're looking for more flexibility or last-minute deals, secondary marketplaces like StubHub, SeatGeek, and Ticketmaster often have a variety of tickets available.

Another great option is to check out the NFL Ticket Exchange, the league’s official resale platform, which guarantees the authenticity of the tickets. For those who prefer a more personal touch, visiting the Ford Field box office is also an option. Here, you can speak directly with ticket agents who can help you find the perfect seats for your budget and needs.

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🏟️ Detroit Lions Stadium

Ford Field, the home of the Detroit Lions, is a state-of-the-art indoor stadium located in the heart of downtown Detroit. Opened in 2002, it seats over 65,000 and gained a reputation as one of the harderst places to play in 2023. 

The stadium features a unique design that incorporates the old Hudson’s warehouse, blending historic architecture with modern amenities. Fans can enjoy a wide variety of food and beverage options, including local Detroit favorites – like Slow's BBQ – enhancing the game day experience. 

Conveniently located near popular attractions, like Tin Roof Bar, and restaurants, like Texas De Brazil, the stadium offers fans an opportunity to explore the vibrant city before or after the game. 

Whether you’re a die-hard Lions fan or a visitor, Ford Field provides an unforgettable football experience.

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