Chris Simms and Connor Rogers analyze the NFL Defensive Player of the Year award odds on DraftKings Sportsbook, evaluating a "special list" and sharing why Micah Parsons and Aidan Hutchinson are "franchise cornerstones."

The Detroit Lions tackled a familiar challenge on Monday Night Football at Ford Field in Detroit as they faced the grim prospect of going up against a top quarterback, Baker Mayfield, with a patchwork secondary of new players forced into action due to injuries and suspension. Lions defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard's group responded with an incredible effort at home against the Bucs as the Lions stopped Mayfield and company late en route to a 24-9 win.

Lions defensive end Aidan Hutchinson is leading the NFL in forced fumbles and has forced a fumble in four consecutive games, and he says that was one of the goals he set for himself this year.

The Lions could get the perfect counterpart for Aidan Hutchinson if they are able to pull off this move.

Monday Night Football is set up to be a pretty fun game with your Detroit Lions hosting the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This has turned into something of a fun rivalry again. Back in the day, both teams played each other every season as members of the NFC Central. Now they're playing every year because ...

The Detroit Lions' season is a third of the way done, and we've passed the first trimester after Week 3. Now is a perfect time to have a first-trimester report card. We've broken it down in superlatives and by offense and defense. Here's what we got: Goff is playing at an elite level right now. ...

The Kansas City Chiefs have been rebuilding their offensive line, and a lot of the pieces are starting fall into place. Left tackle Josh Simmons is looking like a genuine find, and shifting fellow lineman Kingsley Suamataia to guard has solidified the left side of the line.

After missing last year's playoffs due to injury, Aidan Hutchinson is doing everything in his power to never let that happen again for Detroit.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell had some choice words about a recent report by ESPN's Adam Schefter, which claimed the team reached out to NFL with concerns that their star defensive end Aidan Hutchinson, who returned a tibia and fibula fracture last month, is being targeted low by opponents.