Kyle Allen took a commanding lead for the Detroit Lions’ backup quarterback job in Saturday’s 24-17 preseason loss to the Miami Dolphins at Ford Field.

For the second straight week, TeSlaa caught an impressive contested touchdown for the Detroit Lions in preseason action. The rookie wide receiver scored his first touchdown from Ford Field late in the first half, going up and securing the 18-yard catch with Miami Dolphins cornerback Cornell Armstrong all over him to give the Lions the 7-point lead.

Both born in Michigan, Detroit Lions rookies Isaac TeSlaa and Ian Kennelly played their first pro game at Ford Field on Saturday.

Here are several takeaways from the Lions’ third preseason contest, and their first played in front of the home fans at Ford Field.

This season’s wrap features eight players in order from left to right: Jahmyr Gibbs, Aiden Hutchinson, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jared Goff, Penei Sewell, Brian Branch, Kerby Joseph and Sam LaPorta. Last year’s mural had Gibbs, LaPorta, Hutchinson, St. Brown, Alim McNeill, David Montgomery, Alex Anzalone, Kalif Raymond and Jalen Reeves-Maybin.

The Miami Dolphins conclude their longest road trip of the year with a game against the Detroit Lions at Ford Field. Most of the starters not expected to play.

The Miami Dolphins defeated the Detroit Lions at Ford Field on Saturday afternoon, and the game provided strong opportunities for younger players to showcase th

Saturday wasn't Isaac TeSlaa's first game at Ford Field, but it was his first game at the Detroit Lions' home as a pro.

Coney battles, butter chicken wings and smash burgers and lots of local fare are among new food options fans can expect at Ford Field.