Detroit coach Dan Campell answered “No comment” when asked during his Sunday press conference if the Lions had changed their protection calls. Why would that suddenly be a matter of inquiry? Because of a photo posted on social media by Detroit running back Jahmyr Gibbs.

While the Detroit Lions didn't play Sunday, they did remain atop the NFC standings and still share the best record in the entire league. Detroit, which played on Thanksgiving, broke a seven-game holiday slide and edged the Chicago Bears, 23-20. The Lions hadn't won on Thanksgiving since 2016.

The Philadelphia Eagles (10-2) defeated the Baltimore Ravens (8-5) Sunday, keeping pace with the Detroit Lions (11-1) in the race for the NFC’s No. 1 seed. There is only one path where the Eagles win a tiebreaker against the Lions with a 15-2 record — win out and root for Detroit to lose to the Green Bay Packers (9-3) in Week 14 on Thursday Night Football.

Pittsburgh is in command of the AFC North after Russell Wilson's big day. Detroit, Philadelphia and Minnesota are all battling for home-field advantage.

After its Week 11 party in Buffalo, "The NFL Today" crew is hitting the road again. This time, the NFL on CBS pregame show will broadcast live from Ford Field in anticipation of the Detroit Lions' Week 15 matchup against Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills.

When the Detroit Lions take on the Chicago Bears on Thanksgiving in Week 13, head coach Dan Campbell's squad will have several avenues to punch its ticket to the postseason early. Here's a look at all the scenarios.