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How To Get Lions Tickets As Ford Field Opens Up Capacity to 100% Get our free mobile app The Lions will play in front of hometown fans in what is expected to be and opening weekend sellout when they take on the 49ers on September 12th. the stadium was not open to the public for the 2020 season due to the pandemic. Tickets for the 2021 season may be some of the most sought after in Lions history, as demand is expected to be high among not only hardcore football fans, but casual fans who've been unable to experience any live events over the past 15 months. So how can you get your tickets?
Apr 20, 2021 There is no better representation of what type of player new head coach Dan Campbell is looking for than Lions special assistant Chris Spielman. As a player, Spielman was tough, rugged and the ultimate teammate. When the organization was looking to pivot away from the culture created by the last regime, they quickly turned to a familiar name. When Spielman was in preparation for his new role with Detroit, he sought counsel from more than 100 other people, but his brother and Minnesota Vikings general manager Rick Spielman was the right person to give the best prospective on w...
Inside the Detroit Lions ‘Culture Task Force’: Establishing a winning culture that sticks The Lions are clearly committed to doing things the right way this time around. Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images With the Detroit Lions’ new regime in place, one of the main goals appears to be creating a culture shift. It’s a term we’ve become accustomed to hearing from every new face that comes into Detroit, whether they promise to finally “hold players accountable” (whatever that means) or “establish a championship mentality” (more hollow words). However, it appears this version of...
Cristian Quiñónez (14-3) vs. Dony Matos (20-7) Mexico’s Ultimate Warrior Challenge organization returns for its 25th effort on Friday. The company’s show will air on UFC Fight Pass, which provides an excellent chance for bantamweight Cristian Quiñónez to make his audition for the UFC. Quiñónez will vie for the 135-pound belt against 27-fight veteran Dony Matos. Quiñónez has already put together a strong resume of 14 wins across 17 appearances. The 24-year-old made his professional debut in 2013 at age 17. He won his first three fights before running into trouble against Jose Guada...