The Detroit Lions lost for the first time since Sept. 15 in a high-scoring affair with the Buffalo Bills in Week 15 at Ford Field in Detroit in a matchup of two of the NFL's best teams. The Lions (12-1) fell into an early two-touchdown hole and could not ...

DETROIT – The Detroit Lions snapped an 11-game winning streak Sunday, falling to the Buffalo Bills in a high-scoring shootout that saw the Lions twice attempt an onside kick.

Winning 11 straight games in the NFL — the Detroit Lions’ current streak — is pretty rare. But winning 12 straight, as the Lions could do on Sunday with a victory over the Buffalo Bills at Ford Field (4:25 p.m., CBS)? That’s elite territory ...

Nolan Bianchi, John Niyo, Richard Silva and Bob Wojnowski of The Detroit News offer predictions for Sunday's Lions-Bills game at Ford Field.

The Buffalo Bills (10-3) take on the Detroit Lions (12-1) Sunday in Week 15. Kickoff from Ford Field is set for 4:25 p.m. ET (CBS). Below, we look at Bills vs. Lions odds from BetMGM Sportsbook’s NFL odds before making our expert NFL picks and predictions later in the week.

The Bills’ defense got lit up for 494 passing yards and five touchdowns by Jared Goff, so it wasn’t a perfect showing by any means – but with Josh Allen and the offense absolutely rolling, the defense just had to get some stops.

Kickoff is on Sunday, Dec. 15, at 4:25 p.m. ET on CBS. The Detroit Lions will host the Buffalo Bills at Ford Field for a highly anticipated game.

Here’s the preview, odds, best bets, and expert predictions for the upcoming Buffalo Bills vs. Detroit Lions game.

The Detroit Lions got back in the win column and stand alone as the favorite to win the Super Bowl, just ahead of the Bills and Chiefs.

The Detroit Lions got back on track after last week’s loss to the Buffalo Bills, taking care of business in a stifling win over the Chicago Bears.

Vikings outside linebacker Dallas Turner made one tackle on defense, intercepted one pass and recorded two tackles on special teams. Turner picked off Seattle quarterback Geno Smith at the Seattle 35-yard line and returned it four yards for his first NFL interception with 5:42 left in the first half.