Lions 13, Packers 34, Final - Dec. 30, 2007

10 Packer Concerns Heading into Season Finale against Detroit

Andy Erdman posted 12/29/2007 from mvn.com

The Packers are sitting pretty at 12-3, right? Maybe not so much. Check out 10 concerns you should have if you think the Packers again have a good chance at Super Bowl glory.

REPORT: Lions to fire Mike Martz after the season

DavidJ703 posted 12/30/2007 from freep.com

Detroit will fire offensive coordinator Mike Martz after Sunday's season-ending game at Green Bay and replace him with receivers coach Kippy Brown, the Los Angeles Times reported, citing anonymous sources

Martz won't be back

DavidJ703 posted 12/30/2007 from detnews.com

The Detroit Lions will end their season with more focus on the status of offensive coordinator Mike Martz than on Sunday's opponent, the Green Bay Packers. Martz, whose future with the Lions has been the subject of speculation since midseason, reportedly has been told by Lions management he will not be back in 2008, according to Internet reports

Lions expected to fire Martz

kcudah posted 12/30/2007 from www.latimes.com

Detroit will fire offensive coordinator Mike Martz after Sunday's season-ending game at Green Bay and replace him with receivers coach Kippy Brown, according to sources familiar with the situation.

Martz will be looking for a new job

kcudah posted 12/30/2007 from www.freep.com

The Lions will fire Martz after the season finale against the Packers, according to reports by the Los Angeles Times and ESPN. I could not confirm the reports, but I have no reason to doubt them.

LIONS' ERNIE SIMS: We're 'going to make sure' Packers RB misses 1,000-yard mark

kcudah posted 12/30/2007 from www.freep.com

Remember the Green Bay Packers of old, masters of the tundra-churning power sweep, champions of the Ice Bowl? Judging by last weekend, those days are long gone.

Latest Lions News

Mr Papa posted 12/30/2007 from lionsfansonline.com

Looks like Marinelli is already sending some messages. For the final game against the Packers, they have left Tatum Bell and Kalimba Edwards at home. Bell was expected to see some action on Sunday, but that won’t be the case. In fact, I believe that we have now seen the last of Bell in a Lions uniform. The Kalimba Edwards experiment is also over. Full article at link below...

Packers pound Lions to finish up a great season

J-Mo posted 12/30/2007 from mvn.com

The Packers entered their last game against the Lions with nothing to play for other than pride and hoping to keep everyone healthy. With that in mind, Donald Driver, Greg Jennings, Donald Lee, Charles Woodson, Ryan Pickett and Aaron Kampman were all inactive for today’s game. Other key players were expected to be pulled early on as well.