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About The Lions

The 1920's saw three separate failing attempts to establish a pro football team in Detroit. In 1934, the "new" game took hold in the city when Detroit radio executive George A. Richards purchased the Portsmouth (Ohio) Spartans for the then-astounding sum of $8,000 and moved the franchise to the Motor City.

The Spartans joined the NFL in 1930. In 1932, they played in one of history's most pivotal games, a hastily-scheduled championship game against the Chicago Bears. As a result of that game, three major rules were changed, the league was divided into two divisions and an annual NFL title showdown was established.

Unlike previous Detroit teams, the Lions were loaded with some of the finest players of the day. The team leader was Dutch Clark, a triple-threat star (and the last NFL drop kicker) who became a charter member of the Hall of Fame. Playing in the University of Detroit Stadium, the Lions won the NFL championship in 1935, their second year. Those early successes firmly established pro football in Detroit and for more than 70 years the sport has been an integral part of the Michigan sports scene.

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The Lions enjoyed their finest years in the 1950's, when they won four division titles and three league championships (in 1952, 1953 and 1957). Among the stars on those teams were such future Hall of Famers as quarterback Bobby Layne, running back Doak Walker, tackle-guard Lou Creekmur and safety Jack Christiansen.

The Lions have been looking for their fourth title for more than 40 years. While they've had great players?such as Joe Schmidt, Yale Lary, Lem Barney and Dick "Night Train" Lane, each of whom has been elected to the Hall of Fame?the best the Lions could do was squeak into the playoffs as a wildcard team in 1970 and 1982.

The Lions finally ended their drought by winning the NFC Central in 1983. Paced by superstar running back Barry Sanders, the Lions' all-time rushing leader, Detroit also won division titles in 1991 and 1993. In 1991, the Lions won their first playoff games since 1957 and made their way to the NFC championship game for the first time in franchise history.

The Detroit Lions hired Steve Mariucci as their head coach in 2003. One of the first steps to building a winner in the National Football League involves establishing home field advantage, and Steve Mariucci did just that last year as the Lions compiled a 5-3 record at Ford Field during his first season as head coach in Detroit. The 5-3 mark was the best home field record by the Lions since 1999.

Mariucci?s first season with the Detroit Lions was highlighted by the additions and improvements of several key players. On the Lions? defense, CB Dr? Bly was the only player in the league to be selected to the Pro Bowl who was signed as an unrestricted free agent last year. Along with Bly on defense, the Lions added young players with bright futures, including outside linebacker Boss Bailey, defensive linemen Cory Redding and safety Terrence Holt. Up front, Shaun Rogers continued to develop into a force at defensive tackle, earning an alternate Pro Bowl nod, and he was joined in the middle with free agent acquisition Dan Wilkinson.

On the Detroit Lions offense, second-year quarterback Joey Harrington continued to improve as the Lions? signal caller. Among first or second-year quarterbacks, Harrington was the leader in touchdown passes, passing yards, completions and attempts. Of those quarterbacks, he was the only player to start and play in every game. Harrington?s 17 touchdown tosses were the most by a Detroit Lions? quarterback since 1997.

In April of 2004, the Detroit Lions amassed a draft class that was considered one of the best in the entire NFL by several national media outlets. In the first round, the Lions traded down one position and picked wide receiver Roy Williams with the seventh overall pick. By trading down and capturing an additional second round pick, the Detroit Lions then traded back into the first round to take running back Kevin Jones. Williams and Jones, who many considered to be the top prospect at each of their positions, will add speed and play-making ability to the Detroit Lions offense. The Lions then selected one of the best linebackers in the draft in Teddy Lehman, who will also add speed to the team?s defense.

Lions Tickets

Ticket Retriever sells Lions Tickets for every game nationwide. Lions Tickets can be purchased online or by calling our toll free number (877) 223-3824. We specialize in providing tickets in a wide range of locations including hard-to-find premium tickets to all major events nationwide including NFL tickets to any game.

How to Find Lions Tickets:

1. Browse our ticket inventory by clicking on the "Lions Tickets" button.

2. Sort ticket events by price, section, or row.

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