Only six games are left in the NFL season, and the Divisional Playoffs are another stepping stone for the Detroit Lions. It’s been a feel-good year for the Commanders as they threw off the shackles of terrible ownership to turn things around with a rookie phenom at quarterback,

Despite having all-world running back Barry Sanders, the Lions were no match against heavily favored Washington, which rolled to a 41-10 win en route to its third Super Bowl triumph.  The tables have turned for Saturday night's playoff between the two teams.

The Washington Commanders (12-5) go on the road in a playoff matchup with the Detroit Lions (15-2) at Ford Field in the NFC Divisional round on Jan. 18, kicking off at 8 p.m. ET.The Lions took on