Ford Field
Having been the home of the Detroit Lions since 2002, Ford Field has also played host to a Super Bowl in addition to NCAA Football Bowl games, NCAA Basketball tournament games, NCAA Hockey Frozen Four games, CONCACAF Gold Cup Soccer, WrestleMania, concerts, and other events. Detroit fans hope to add to that list a Detroit Lions playoff game in the near future.
The design of Ford Field is unique compared to the other football venues around the NFL. This brick façade multi-purpose stadium was constructed around a former warehouse to incorporate it into the design, offering the majority of grandstand seating on one side of the venue, while the warehouse side houses the premium club area and luxury suites. Over 130 suites line the side of Ford Field with varying sizes and configurations. All are equipped with comfortable seating and great sight lines to the field. The catering choices at Ford Field will have you feeling great, win or lose.
Suite owners in Detroit know that fans from around the country love to see the Lions play. From great division matchups to the Thanksgiving Day game tradition, Ford Field suites are in high demand. We, at LuxuryVIPSuites.com, have partnered up with the suite owners to bring our clients the best the stadium has to offer in premium luxury suite inventory. Great pricing and fantastic customer service sets us apart from the competition and ensures that your event runs seamlessly. Reach out to us today at 610-828-7407 for more information about how LuxuryVIPSuites.com can put you in the Lions suite of your dreams for an upcoming home game.
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A staple in the NFL since 1930, the Detroit Lions are a classic team in the NFC North. After moving from Portsmouth, OH to Detroit in 1933 and changing their team moniker from the Spartans to the Lions, this group has been a consistent competitor on the gridiron. However, despite decades of blood, sweat, and tears, the Lions have yet to earn their first Super Bowl title. In fact, the Lions have only made two NFC Championship appearances. The first came in 1991 and ended with a 41-10 loss at the hands of the eventual Super Bowl champion team from Washington. The second was in 2023 in a 34-31 game against the San Francisco 49ers.
Fans in Detroit are all too familiar with the tough side of being a fan. Compounding factors such as playing in a division with the Packers, Bears, and Vikings coupled with bad luck, bad draft decisions, and the early retirements of two of the greatest players in their history (Barry Sanders and Calvin Johnson), the Lions need to catch a break. However, never a team to look for a handout, this blue-collar squad is intent on earning their keep and winning a Super Bowl through brute force on the field.
However, things have been different in recent years. Once former player Dan Campbell took over as head coach in 2021, the culture began to change. His first season in Detroit saw a final record of 3-13-1. The misery of these losses fueled the group as Campbell struggled. It was also the first season in Detroit for Jared Goff, who came over from LA in a trade which flipped former QB Matthew Stafford to the Rams. As things began to change for the Lions, the losing record turned into a 9-8 record in 2022. Just one season later, Detroit went 12-5 and won the NFC North for the first time since 1993. They would win their first playoff game since 1991 in a 24-23 victory over Stafford and the Rams before moving on to defeat Tampa Bay in the divisional round by a score of 31-23. The Lions had made it to the NFC Championship game. Just one win away from their first Super Bowl appearance, they were knocked out by the 49ers in a 34-31 heartbreaker.
The team rebounded with a strong resolve in 2024 by capturing another NFC North title, their first back-to-back titles since 1953-1954. Their record of 15-2 was the best in the history of the team. Unfortunately, they were sent home by a surprising Washington Commanders team in a stunning 45-31 game. The pain from this loss has not left the team and will, undoubtedly, strengthen their cause for 2025. This is one team to watch out for!
It starts up front with Jared Goff. This is a 4-time Pro Bowler who knows what it takes to win. Lining up behind him in Jahmyr Gibbs, the Lions 1st round pick in 2023. This kid is more than ready to unleash his wrath on opposing defenses. Amassing an astounding 1,412 yards on the ground in 2024, he is looking to make those numbers look pedestrian in 2025. The receiving corps is very strong, with 2021 4th round draft pick Amon-Ra St. Brown as a sleeper hit. This kid has caught for more than 1,000 each of the last three seasons (including 1,515 yards in 2023). They have also benefited from the work of Jameson Williams, the 2022 1st round pick, who also went over 1,000 yards receiving last year. Tight End Sam LaPorta believes he can join that group as well.
There are a number of names on the defensive side of the ball that strike fear in the opposition. Jack Campbell and Brian Branch possess an incredible ability to tackle while Aidan Hutchinson prefers to take them down behind the line for a sack. Kerby Joseph, lining up at Safety, is an expert at reading the quarterback and anticipating the throw so he can pick it off. 2024 1st round draft pick Terrion Arnold is looking to capture some of that magic for himself.
Will 2025 be the year that Detroit finally gets their first taste of Super Bowl glory? The pundits all have more faith in this team than ever before, but that pales in comparison to the faith this team has in themselves. They have the tools and talent to get the job done. It is now just a matter of leaving it all on the field.
Among the best players in Lions history to take the field are Dick “Night Train” Lane, Herman Moore, Dick LeBeau, Billy Sims, Bobby Layne, Calvin Johnson, and Barry Sanders. Click here to learn more about the Detroit Lions.
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