Jon Jansen News Archives

Signs that something needs to change: Longtime fans using words like embarrassed and ashamed . . . Larry Michael -- Larry Michael! -- getting distraught . . . former NFL players saying the Redskins have quit . . . current players openly questioning the play-calling on the sideline. I don't know what the change is -- well, actually, I do -- but something has to change.

A sampling of the carnage:

Michael Strahan on Fox's halftime show: 'They've quit. The Washington Redskins have quit on the field.'

Last week, the Detroit Lions made some changes to their depth chart, and the changes helped.

It would be hard to find anyone around the NFL familiar with the name Claude Maurice McBride.

There will be no nostalgic moments for Lions offensive tackle Jon Jansen during the Lions' game Sunday against the Washington Redskins.

Just the Lions' luck. They're riding a 19-game losing streak, tied for the second-longest in NFL history, and they still can't sneak up on anybody.

The Detroit Lions can't go wrong with getting the ball into wide receiver Calvin Johnson's hands.

Grand Rapids Press columnist Brian VanOchten joined Bill Simonson on "The Huge Show" to talk about the Lions' Week 2 loss to the Minnesota Vikings.

The Lions will be without one of their starting cornerbacks today when they open the season against the Saints, who had the No.

I opted not to shuffle off to Buffalo for the Detroit Lions' meaningless final preseason game against the Bills in Orchard Park, N.Y. For a handful of reasons: 1. No cheap flights.