Calvin Johnson has been gone from the field for a decade, and the Detroit Lions still have not retired his No. 81.

The Detroit Lions came out on top in a thrilling Week 7 matchup. Detroit prevailed in a 20-17 slugfest with Green Bay that featured sloppy play and plenty of penalties. One former Lions player had nothing but good things to say about the game’s officiating since his team came out on top. Lions legend Calvin Johnson spoke honestly about the […] The post Lions legend Calvin Johnson trolls Packers by praising controversial officiating appeared first on ClutchPoints.

What happened to Calvin Johnson after the former Detroit Lions superstar retired from the NFL? Known as "Megatron," Johnson was one of the most dominant wide receivers of his generation and built a legendary career in Detroit. Since stepping away from football, however, Johnson has largely stayed out of the NFL spotlight. Here is what […] The post What Happened To Calvin Johnson? appeared first on Stadium Rant.

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Barry Sanders retired nearly three decades ago, yet some of his Detroit Lions records look more impossible to break today than ever. We ranked the 10 toughest marks in franchise history, including Calvin Johnson’s NFL receiving record and Jason Hanson’s…

The Detroit Lions All-Time Tournament is down to four teams after dramatic quarterfinals featuring Barry Sanders, Bobby Layne, Matthew Stafford, Calvin Johnson and the record-setting 2024 Lions.

Calvin Johnson has been retired for a decade, and no one has come close to his signature record. In 2012, Johnson set the NFL’s single-season receiving mark with 1,964 yards, breaking a Jerry Rice record that had stood since 1995.

Brandon Aiyuk is burning every bridge with the San Francisco 49ers in an attempt to force his way to the Washington Commanders. He hasn’t caught an NFL pass since October 2024 due to his torn ACL and MCL, and he just joined an unfortunate club: the biggest what-ifs in recent NFL history.