S trangely, the Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions haven't met as often as one might expect, given that both teams have been around since the 1930s. They've met 36 times in total. The 37th is the biggest game they've played since a postseason meeting in 1995.

Despite his love for Philadelphia, Lions special teams coordinator Dave Fipp feels it's best for his family to hang back in Detroit.

The Eagles are 5-1 against playoff teams this season, and now comes another test against a playoff-tested foe in the Detroit Lions on Sunday Night Football, so

Here are a handful of Lions defenders who are looking to give the Eagles' offense some steady fits in Week 11.

Detroit will face the Philadelphia Eagles (7-2) in Sunday Night Football in a consequential game from one of the NFL’s feistiest environments.

It’s always a beautiful day in the neighborhood when your head coach, a man whose kneecap-biting intensity could power a small city, decides to grab the play-calling sheet and says, “Alright, I’ll do it myself.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell shared stories of rowdy Eagles fans as Detroit prepares for a high stakes Sunday night NFL matchup in Philadelphia.

Guys who once played the game no doubt see it differently when they become head coaches. Dan Campbell is evidence of that. His first Detroit Lions staff was full of former players, including a longtime Philadelphia Eagles running back and assistant, the ...