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- Barry Sanders (links | edit)
- National Football Conference (links | edit)
- Portsmouth Spartans (links | edit)
- Tiger Stadium (Detroit) (links | edit)
- Ford Field (links | edit)
- Pontiac Silverdome (links | edit)
- Alex Karras (links | edit)
- Herman Moore (links | edit)
- Paper Lion (links | edit)
- William Clay Ford Sr. (links | edit)
- Glenn Presnell (links | edit)
- Matt Millen (links | edit)
- Bobby Layne (links | edit)
- Doak Walker (links | edit)
- Alex Wojciechowicz (links | edit)
- Lem Barney (links | edit)
- Night Train Lane (links | edit)
- Dick LeBeau (links | edit)
- Yale Lary (links | edit)
- WJBK (links | edit)
- WXYZ-TV (links | edit)
- Jack Christiansen (links | edit)
- NFC North (links | edit)
- Axel Foley (links | edit)
- Joe Schmidt (American football) (links | edit)
- Jason Hanson (links | edit)
- Lou Creekmur (links | edit)
- Wayne Fontes (links | edit)
- 1932 NFL Playoff Game (links | edit)
- Chris Spielman (links | edit)
- Lomas Brown (links | edit)
- University of Detroit Stadium (links | edit)
- WXYT-FM (links | edit)
- Dutch Clark (links | edit)
- Ring of Honor (disambiguation) (links | edit)
- FanDuel Sports Network Detroit (links | edit)
- Roger Brown (defensive tackle) (links | edit)
- Spartan Municipal Stadium (links | edit)
- Charlie Sanders (links | edit)
- 2006 Detroit Lions season (links | edit)
- Tony Ortiz (links | edit)
- NFL on Thanksgiving Day (links | edit)
- 1952 NFL Championship Game (links | edit)
- 1953 NFL Championship Game (links | edit)
- 1954 NFL Championship Game (links | edit)
- 1957 NFL Championship Game (links | edit)
- 1935 NFL Championship Game (links | edit)
- Dick Stanfel (links | edit)
- History of the Detroit Lions (links | edit)