The Detroit Lions finished a disheartening last place in NFC North in the 2006 season, but new additions made during the 2007 draft promise to turn things around for the Lions in 2007. The Lions picked up veteran wide receivers Marcus Robinson and Cliff Russell to help rookie Calvin Johnson learn the ropes, and new quarterback Drew Stanton has something to prove if he hopes to replace John Kitna. Will the Lions be able to bring home a title in 2007? Coast to Coast has great tickets to Ford Field – get yours now and see for yourself!

Some Detroit Lions history: The Detroit Lions franchise traces its origin to the Portsmouth Spartans, a team based in Ohio that entered the NFL in 1930. In 1932 the Spartans played in the league's first postseason game, losing 9-0 to the Chicago Bears. In 1934 the club was sold to radio station owner George Richards, who moved the team to Detroit and renamed it the Lions. In 1935 the Lions earned their first NFL title, shutting out 3 of 12 regular-season opponents and soundly defeating the New York Giants in the championship game.