Several Detroit Lions wore Brian Branch's No. 32 jersey to Monday's game as a tribute to the suspended defensive back.

The Detroit Lions have rallied behind safety Brian Branch following his one-game suspension, which stemmed from an altercation after a recent game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Branch served his suspension for last week’s postgame altercation and is free to return to team activities. The safety was at the top of mind for his teammates, with a handful of defensive backs rocking No. 32 jerseys to show support.

The Lions are breaking out the black and blue for Monday night's matchup against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Ford Field. Detroit will rock the black jerseys with the blue numbers and the coordinating alternate helmets in Week 7.

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Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold stayed active in a different way as he took to his X account to share a call-to-action with Lions fans. Arnold called for Lions fans to show up in support of his suspended teammate on Monday night wearing Branch #32 jerseys.

The Detroit Lions are gearing up on an important game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Ford Field in the Motor City.

What hasn’t changed was Mumford & Sons’ potency as a live act, and its 21-song performance on Monday will certainly be part of any discussion about the year’s best concerts.

Fans of Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs will have to buy another jersey if they want to represent his new number in 2025. After wearing No. 26 for the first two years of his career, Gibbs will don No. 0 in year three. Gibbs admitted there was no ...

Cincinnati Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase and Detroit Lions receiver Jameson Williams swapped jerseys after their NFL Week 5 game at Paycor Stadium, a 37-24 Detroit win.

The Detroit Lions have their teammate’s back.Safety Brian Branch was suspended one game after he struck Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Juju Smith-Schuster after a Week 6 game and set off a brief fight.

The Detroit Lions' defensive backs showed immense support for one of their teammates on Monday night, who was missing in action from the team's primetime win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Following the game,