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Event	Date/Time	Location
Tickets for Preseason: Detroit Lions vs. New York Jets	Aug 9, 2013 Fri 7:30PM	Ford Field Detroit, MI
Tickets for Preseason: Cleveland Browns vs. Detroit Lions	Aug 15, 2013 Thu 7:30PM	FirstEnergy Stadium (formerly Cleveland Browns Stadium) Cleveland, OH
Tickets for Preseason: Detroit Lions vs. New England Patriots	Aug 22, 2013 Thu 7:30PM	Ford Field Detroit, MI
Tickets for Preseason: Buffalo Bills vs. Detroit Lions	Aug 29, 2013 Thu 7:00PM	Ralph Wilson Stadium Orchard Park, NY
Tickets for 2013 Detroit Lions Season Tickets (Includes Tickets To All Regular Season Home Games)	Sep 7, 2013 Sat TBA	Ford Field Detroit, MI
Tickets for Detroit Lions vs. Minnesota Vikings	Sep 8, 2013 Sun 1:00PM	Ford Field Detroit, MI
Tickets for Arizona Cardinals vs. Detroit Lions	Sep 15, 2013 Sun 1:05PM	University Of Phoenix Stadium Glendale, AZ
Tickets for Washington Redskins vs. Detroit Lions	Sep 22, 2013 Sun 1:00PM	Fedex Field Landover, MD
Tickets for Detroit Lions vs. Chicago Bears	Sep 29, 2013 Sun 1:00PM	Ford Field Detroit, MI
Tickets for Green Bay Packers vs. Detroit Lions	Oct 6, 2013 Sun 12:00PM	Lambeau Field Green Bay, WI
Tickets for Cleveland Browns vs. Detroit Lions	Oct 13, 2013 Sun 1:00PM	FirstEnergy Stadium (formerly Cleveland Browns Stadium) Cleveland, OH
Tickets for Detroit Lions vs. Cincinnati Bengals	Oct 20, 2013 Sun 1:00PM	Ford Field Detroit, MI
Tickets for Detroit Lions vs. Dallas Cowboys	Oct 27, 2013 Sun 1:00PM	Ford Field Detroit, MI
Tickets for Chicago Bears vs. Detroit Lions	Nov 10, 2013 Sun 12:00PM	Soldier Field Stadium Chicago, IL
Tickets for Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Detroit Lions	Nov 17, 2013 Sun 1:00PM	Heinz Field Pittsburgh, PA
Tickets for Detroit Lions vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Nov 24, 2013 Sun 1:00PM	Ford Field Detroit, MI
Tickets for Detroit Lions vs. Green Bay Packers	Nov 28, 2013 Thu 12:30PM	Ford Field Detroit, MI
Tickets for Philadelphia Eagles vs. Detroit Lions	Dec 8, 2013 Sun 1:00PM	Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia, PA
Tickets for Detroit Lions vs. Baltimore Ravens	Dec 16, 2013 Mon 8:40PM	Ford Field Detroit, MI
Tickets for Detroit Lions vs. New York Giants	Dec 22, 2013 Sun 4:05PM	Ford Field Detroit, MI
Tickets for Minnesota Vikings vs. Detroit Lions	Dec 29, 2013 Sun 12:00PM	Mall of America Field At Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome Minneapolis, MN

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In 1943, the Detroit Lions and the New York Giants played to a 0-0 tie at Detroit, the last time an NFL game has ended with a scoreless tie.  In 1983, the Detroit Lions finished 9-7 and won the NFC Central division, but were defeated by the San Francisco 49ers in the playoffs on a missed field goal in the games final moments.  In 1991, the detroit Lions reached the NFC Championship Game after having been shut out 45-0 by the Washington Redskins on opening night, eventually going 12-4.  In the 2005 season, the Detroit Lions won their first game against division rival Green Bay 17-3, but were humiliated by the Chicago Bears in the second game 38-6.  Notably, the Detroit Lions succeeded in one of the greatest comeback victories in NFL post-season history.  On January 7, 1961, the Detroit Lions defeated the Browns 17-16 in the first-ever Playoff Bowl matching the runners-up from the two conferences into which the NFL was divided at the time.  The Detroit Lions are a professional American football team based in Detroit, Michigan.  The Detroit Lions enjoyed its greatest success in the 1950s.  The Detroit Lions have had considerable difficulty remaining competitive in recent years, going the entire 2001, 2002 and 2003 seasons without a road victory, thus becoming the only team in NFL history not to win on the road for three consecutive entire seasons.  The Detroit Lions made the playoffs only once in the 70s, losing a defensive struggle to the Dallas Cowboys, 5-0, in 1970.  The Detroit Lions would not finish with a record above .500 for the rest of the decade, enduring a string of bad drafts, bad coaches, and generally bad play on the field.