Jameson Williams did not catch a pass. In the Lions’ next game, he had a career-high seven receptions for 144 yards and one touchdown on Nov. 27, followed by another seven-catch game on Dec. 4. And on Sunday,

Six Free Press sports writers make game picks on whether Detroit Lions will upset Matthew Stafford and the LA Rams on Sunday, Dec. 14, in NFL Week 15.

Backing Detroit is the way to go, according to the model. The Lions cover the 6-point spread in 58% of simulations, good for an "A" grade. Detroit wins in 46% of simulations to offer value as a plus-money underdog and the Under (55) hits in 59% of simulations.

The Los Angeles Rams stayed at the top of the NFC with a vital win over the Detroit Lions on a day that Matt Stafford passed for over 350 yards.

Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions head West to face Goff’s former team in a critical matchup with the Los Angeles Rams that has postseason implications on both sides.

The Los Angeles Rams improved their chances of earning the No. 1 seed in the playoffs on Sunday by beating the Detroit Lions 41-34. They didn’t move up the standings at all because they were already atop the conference entering Week 15 but their grip got even stronger.

The NFL season continues in Week 15 when the Los Angeles Rams host the Detroit Lions on Sunday. Start time, how to watch, stream and NFL TV schedule.

The Rams are the best team in the NFC, and the Lions are on the outside looking in when it comes to the playoff race. With this game taking place in Los Angeles, the Rams are a consensus 6-point favorite at top Michigan sportsbooks. Does Detroit have any chance of pulling off the upset?

Lions' Amon-Ra St. Brown makes football history never done before in the NFL originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. No one has ever done this before. Amon-Ra St. Brown, the superstar wide receiver for the Detroit Lions, has started his own club in NFL history.

NFL refs screw up calls every weekend, but they were extra on their game during Sunday's pivotal game between the Detroit Lions and the Los Angeles Rams. In fact, they made one of the most nonsensical calls of the season by upholding Colby Parkinson's touchdown despite clear video evidence he did not, in fact, score a touchdown.