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Detroit Tigers trade for PJ Poulin

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Detroit Lions players say ‘Bring on the Kansas City Chiefs!’

The 2023 NFL regular-season schedule has been released, and we now know when our Detroit Lions will be playing each of their home/away opponents for the upcoming season. Prior to the schedule being released, Lions’ players had the opportunity to show which teams they are most excited to play by picking up a sign with each opponent’s logo on it. As you will see, quite a few players want all the smoke of the Kansas City Chiefs, while a couple of others want some revenge on their former teams!

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Key Points

  • The 2023 NFL regular-season schedule has been released, revealing the dates and opponents for the Lions’ upcoming games.
  • Many Lions players express their enthusiasm for facing the Kansas City Chiefs in the upcoming season, as evidenced by their reactions and comments.
  • David Montgomery and John Cominsky, appear motivated to face their former teams, indicating a desire for revenge or to prove themselves against familiar opponents.

Detroit Lions players say ‘Bring on the Kansas City Chiefs!’

As you will see in the video below, quite a few Lions’ players are most excited about playing the Chiefs in 2023, while David Montgomery and John Cominsky clearly want to take it to their former teams! Check it out.

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Detroit Tigers trade for PJ Poulin

This Detroit Tigers trade won't get much attention, at least for now.

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Our Detroit Red Wings Rooting Guide for this evening features a single game, but a critical one in the Stanley Cup Playoffs chase.

Moritz Seider admits ‘easy mistakes’ cost Detroit Red Wings in latest loss

Moritz Seider admits that the Detroit Red Wings were guilty of too many "easy mistakes" in their latest frustrating setback.