Here is the schedule for Detroit Lions’ 2021 NFL season
The Detroit Lions are a professional American football team based in Detroit. The Lions play in the National Football League as a member of the National Football Conference North division. The team’s home stadium is located at Ford Field in Downtown Detroit.
They have won four NFL championships in 1935, 1952, 1953, and 1957. Bobby Layne, running back Doak Walker, tackle-guard Lou Creekmur and safety Jack Christiansen are some of the legends to play for the team. The Lions moved from the University of Detroit Stadium to Briggs Field, home of the baseball Tigers, in 1938, where they stayed for 37 years. In 1975, the Lions moved into the Pontiac Silverdome where they played for 37 years. Then in 2002, the team moved back to downtown Detroit and into a new domed stadium, Ford Field.
| NO | PLAYER | POS |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | David Blough | QB |
| 12 | Tim Boyle | QB |
| 16 | Jared Goff | QB |
| 28 | Jermar Jefferson | RB |
| 38 | Javon Leake | RB |
| 36 | Dedrick Mills | RB |
| 48 | Craig Reynolds | RB |
| 32 | D’Andre Swift | RB |
| 30 | Jamaal Williams | RB |
| 45 | Jason Cabinda | FB |
| 18 | Geronimo Allison | WR |
| 13 | Victor Bolden | WR |
| 87 | Quintez Cephus | WR |
| 17 | Chad Hansen | WR |
| 11 | Darius Jennings | WR |
| 85 | Tom Kennedy | WR |
| 83 | Javon McKinley | WR |
| 19 | Breshad Perriman | WR |
| 17 | Damion Ratley | WR |
| 11 | Kalif Raymond | WR |
| 14 | Amon-Ra St. Brown | WR |
| 15 | Sage Surratt | WR |
| 6 | Tyrell Williams | WR |
| 80 | Darren Fells | TE |
| 88 | T.J. Hockenson | TE |
| 84 | Alize Mack | TE |
| 49 | Hunter Thedford | TE |
| 89 | Brock Wright | TE |
| 63 | Evan Brown | C |
| NO | PLAYER | POS |
|---|---|---|
| 91 | Michael Brockers | DE |
| 94 | Austin Bryant | DE |
| 90 | Trey Flowers | DE |
| 93 | Da’Shawn Hand | DE |
| 52 | Robert McCray | DE |
| 99 | Julian Okwara | DE |
| 95 | Romeo Okwara | DE |
| 69 | Michael Barnett | DT |
| 96 | Jashon Cornell | DT |
| 77 | Bruce Hector | DT |
| 94 | P.J. Johnson | DT |
| 54 | Alim McNeill | DT |
| 75 | Levi Onwuzurike | DT |
| 98 | John Penisini | DT |
| 92 | Kevin Strong | DT |
| 72 | Miles Brown | NT |
| 8 | Jamie Collins | OLB |
| 34 | Alex Anzalone | MLB |
| 55 | Derrick Barnes | LB |
| 59 | Tavante Beckett | LB |
| 50 | Shaun Dion Hamilton | LB |
| 53 | Charles Harris | LB |
| 57 | Anthony Pittman | LB |
| 44 | Jalen Reeves-Maybin | LB |
| 51 | Jahlani Tavai | LB |
| 29 | Corn Elder | CB |
| 33 | Alijah Holder | CB |
| 39 | Jerry Jacobs | CB |
| 26 | Ifeatu Melifonwu | CB |
| 23 | Jeff Okudah | CB |
| 24 | Amani Oruwariye | CB |
| 41 | AJ Parker | CB |
| 2 | Mike Ford | DB |
| 25 | Will Harris | DB |
| 40 | Godwin Igwebuike | DB |
| 38 | C.J. Moore | DB |
| 47 | Bobby Price | DB |
| 31 | Nickell Robey-Coleman | DB |
| 21 | Tracy Walker | DB |
| 42 | Jalen Elliott | SAF |
| — | DaShaun Amos | FS |
| 31 | Dean Marlowe | SS |
| Preseason | |||
| WK | DATE | OPPONENT | RESULT |
| 1 | Sat, Aug 14 | Buffalo | L16-15 |
| WK | DATE | OPPONENT | TIME |
| 2 | Sun, Aug 22 | Pittsburgh | 5:00 AM |
| 3 | Sat, Aug 28 | Indianapolis | 4:30 AM |
| Regular Season | |||
| WK | DATE | OPPONENT | TIME |
| 1 | Sun, Sep 12 | San Francisco | 10:30 PM |
| 2 | Tue, Sep 21 | Green Bay | 5:45 AM |
| 3 | Sun, Sep 26 | Baltimore | 10:30 PM |
| 4 | Sun, Oct 3 | Chicago | 10:30 PM |
| 5 | Sun, Oct 10 | Minnesota | 10:30 PM |
| 6 | Sun, Oct 17 | Cincinnati | 10:30 PM |
| 7 | Mon, Oct 25 | Los Angeles | 1:35 AM |
| 8 | Sun, Oct 31 | Philadelphia | 10:30 PM |
| 9 | BYE WEEK | ||
| 10 | Sun, Nov 14 | Pittsburgh | 11:30 PM |
| 11 | Sun, Nov 21 | Cleveland | 11:30 PM |
| 12 | Thu, Nov 25 | Chicago | 11:00 PM |
| 13 | Sun, Dec 5 | Minnesota | 11:30 PM |
| 14 | Mon, Dec 13 | Denver | 2:35 AM |
| 15 | Sun, Dec 19 | Arizona | 11:30 PM |
| 16 | Sun, Dec 26 | Atlanta | 11:30 PM |
| 17 | Mon, Jan 3 | Seattle | 2:55 AM |
| 18 | Sun, Jan 9 | Green Bay | 11:30 PM |
Here is how you can catch the live-action of the 2021 NFL season without having to use Buffstreams or Reddit Stream.
USA:
NFL Network
NFL’s very own NFL Network will be broadcasting the majority of the pre-season games . The rest of the games which are not broadcasted can be seen on regional channels depending on one’s region.
An NFL Game Pass is required for the same. It costs $99.99 for a season.
In order to catch all the 270 games – including pre-season, regular season and the Super Bowl, a pro pass is required. Pro-pass costs $125, and lets one catch live action of the pre-season, regular season and the Super Bowl.
NBC and CBS
A few of the pre-season games are broadcasted by NBC and CBS as well. However, NBC and CBS sports provide live-action of most of the regular-season games. They are available in several service providers.
Sling TV and Fubo
Sling TV and Fubo are not broadcasters, but instead, they offer various channels through subscriptions. With a $35 month subscription a majority of the NFL games can be followed live on Sling TV.
Fubo is quite similar as well. It offers various channels like NBC, CBS, Fox, and has a 7-day free trial period.
UK:
There are a few streaming options in the United Kingdom. However, it is SkySports that stand out from the rest.
Fans in the United Kingdom can also purchase an NFL pass that costs 147.99 Euros for the entire season. Quite expensive in comparison to USA’s $99.99 and $125.
Other options are provided by SkySports and BBC’s iPlayer. SkySports currently has a channel dedicated to NFL, called SkySports NFL, and live-action can be caught on the channel.
BBC’s iPlayer is predominantly for the casuals who would like to catch up with the highlights and stories. Live streaming is not provided by BBC’s iPlayer.
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