the last time detroit lions won on thanksgiving was 1994.
the last time detroit lions won on thanksgiving was 1994.
when was the last time detroit lions won on thanksgiving?
1994
the detroit lions television network is a network of seven television stations (and one cable/satellite channel) in michigan and ohio that broadcast the nfl's detroit lions preseason games and related coverage. on may 21, 2015, the detroit lions announced a multi-year broadcast partnership with wjbk (fox 2) and fox sports detroit. fox sports detroit produces the preseason game broadcasts with fox 2 producing the pre-game and post-game segments. the games air live on fox 2 and the rest of the detroit lions television network, with re-airings on fox sports detroit. the wrap around shows' hosts are fox 2 sports director and lions radio announcer dan miller, former lions wide receiver herman moore, and fox 2 sports anchors/reporters jamie samuelsen, jennifer hammond, and woody woodriffe. the game announcers are sportscaster fred mcleod with play-by-play, former lions linebacker chris spielman with color commentary, and nfl writer tori petry with sideline reports. the network also airs a live regular season pre-game show called "lions game day live", while fox sports detroit has a live regular season post-game show called "lions live".
detroit lions television network
twenty-five (25) members of the 1980 michigan football team went on to play professional football. they are: kurt becker (chicago bears, 1982–88, 1990, los angeles rams, 1989), marion body (michigan panthers, 1983), keith bostic (houston oilers, 1983–88), cleveland browns, 1990), don bracken (green bay packers, 1985–90, los angeles rams, 1992-93), andy cannavino (michigan panthers, 1983, chicago blitz, 1984), brian carpenter (new york giants, 1982, washington redskins, 1983-84, buffalo bills, 1984), anthony carter (michigan panthers, 1983–84, oakland invaders, 1985, minnesota vikings, 1985–93, detroit lions, 1994-95), milt carthens (indianapolis colts, 1987), evan cooper (philadelphia eagles, 1984–87, atlanta falcons, 1988-89), jerry diorio (detroit lions, 1987), tom dixon (michigan panthers, 1984), craig dunaway (pittsburgh steelers, 1983), stanley edwards (houston oilers, 1982–86, detroit lions, 1987), paul girgash (michigan panthers, 1984), ali haji-sheikh (new york giants, 1983–85, atlanta falcons, 1986, washington redskins, 1987), stefan humphries (chicago bears, 1984–86, denver broncos, 1987-88), george lilja (los angeles rams, 1982, new york jets, 1983–84, cleveland browns, 1984–86, dallas cowboys, 1987), ed muransky (los angeles raiders, 1982–84, orlando renegades, 1985), mel owens (los angeles rams, 1981–89), bubba paris (san francisco 49ers, 1983–90, indianapolis colts, 1991, detroit lions 1991), lawrence ricks (kansas city chiefs, 1983–84), carlton rose (washington redskins, 1987), rich strenger (detroit lions, 1983–87), robert thompson (tampa bay buccaneers, 1983–84, detroit lions, 1987), and butch woolfolk (new york giants, 1982–84, houston oilers, 1985-86, detroit lions, 1987–88).
1980 michigan wolverines football team