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Lions and Bears: Thanksgiving Football – A Thanksgiving Feast on the Gridiron!

Get ready for an epic showdown as the Lions face off against the Bears this Thanksgiving! Will the Lions finally break their holiday losing streak?

Thanksgiving Day isn't just about turkey and pie; for football fans, it’s a cherished tradition that combines family, food, and fierce competition. This year, the Detroit Lions are set to take on the Chicago Bears, a matchup that's sure to excite fans and ignite rivalries. Under the watchful eye of head coach Dan Campbell, the Lions are ready to change the narrative as they look for their first Thanksgiving win in eight years. In an unexpected twist, they'll be making strategic moves, such as potentially shifting Amik Robertson outside and having Emmanuel Moseley play in the nickel. Fans are eager to see how these adjustments will pan out on the field.

As we gear up for the game, there are five key elements to keep an eye on. Tim Twentyman has highlighted standout players, strategic plays, and the overall dynamics that could dictate the game's direction. Will Jared Goff and Dan Campbell finally shake off the Thanksgiving Day blues? They’ll need to tap into their game-winning potential against the Bears if they hope to end the season on a high note. Moreover, for those in the know, David Montgomery and Amon-Ra St. Brown are active for the matchup, adding more firepower to the Lions’ roster.

For those planning to tune in, the games begin with kickoff scheduled at 12:30 p.m. ET, airing on CBS. Pack your snacks and gather the family around—because who doesn’t love a little live football action after stuffing their faces during Thanksgiving dinner? To avoid the scramble, remember to set your alarms and get your remote ready as the Lions and Bears battle it out on the field. And yes, we all know that nothing pairs better with your pumpkin pie than a hearty dose of Thanksgiving football!

In addition to watching the game, fans can follow live updates and predictions throughout the day. Will this Thanksgiving Day be the one to snap the Lions' seven-game losing streak? It’s a question everyone is itching to answer. Regardless of the outcome, it’s a day filled with excitement. And here's a fun fact to chew on: the Detroit Lions have played on Thanksgiving every year since 1934, making it a tradition as deeply rooted as grandma's stuffing recipe. So, whether you're rooting for the Lions or the Bears, let’s raise our forks and our foam fingers in honor of this time-honored ritual!