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The Detroit Lions have enjoyed a well-deserved BYE week and with one game still to go in the NFC Playoffs, they already know their opponent in the Divisional Ro

The divisional round of the NFL playoffs is now set. In the NFC, the second-seeded Philadelphia Eagles will host the third-seeded Los Angeles Rams, while the sixth-seeded Washington Commanders will travel to Detroit to face the top-seeded Lions.

Dan Campbell got his wish, at least in the sense of knowing who the Detroit Lions will face in the divisional round when they return from the first-round bye on Monday.

When the Washington Commanders head to Detroit to play the Lions on Saturday night in the NFC Divisional Round, the game will be played inside Ford Field. You know, the domed home of the Lions in downtown Detroit for almost 25 years now.

Ahead of their NFC Divisional Round matchup against the Detroit Lions, the Washington Commanders made a perplexing decision that’s drawing comparisons to a notorious coaching mishap from Lions history.

The Detroit Lions have reached a pivotal moment in their journey, one they’ve been steadily building toward for years. Long overshadowed, underestimated, and dismissed as perennial underachievers, the Lions now charge into the 2025 NFL Divisional Round with a confidence born of their dominant 15-2 regular season.

The Detroit Lions and Washington Commanders' Divisional Round matchup will be officiated by Ron Torbert. An NFL official since 2010 and a lead referee since 2014, Torbert has local ties as a graduate of Michigan State University.