Lions Have Achieved Historical Feat Ahead Of 2023 Season

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The Detroit Lions haven’t been that good for the most part of the past two decades, but they’ve finally shown some signs of improvement.

They’re expected to take yet another major leap forward next season after flirting with playoff contention for most of the 2022 campaign, and the fans are all in now more than ever.

According to BroBible (Via Dov Kleiman), the Lions have officially sold out their season tickets for the first time in the franchise’s history since moving to Ford Field.

Update: The #Lions have completely sold out their season-tickets for the first time in the franchise’s history at Ford Field, via @freephttps://t.co/2Ow3nWrevJ

It will be the first time in 21-years that their season tickets have been sold out since going back to the Pontiac… pic.twitter.com/XKU5OlVRHd

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) August 4, 2023

Kleiman adds that this is the first time in more than two decades that the season tickets have been sold out since they left the iconic Pontiac Silverdome.

This speaks volumes of how much the fans are looking forward to a big season from Dan Campbell’s team, and rightfully so.

They’ve gone to great lengths to improve their ever-struggling defense, and even Jared Goff has excelled since arriving in Michigan.

The Lions look like a strong unit and the kind of team that would run through a brick wall for each other, and they have a plethora of young talent ready to make a name for themselves in this league.

On top of that, with Aaron Rodgers leaving the Green Bay Packers and with the Minnesota Vikings letting some of their stalwarts go, there’s a realistic chance that they make a strong push to win the division for the first time since 1993.

Oddsmakers believe they’re the best team in the NFC North, and the fans don’t want to miss a single snap of the season.

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