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13 reasons why Detroit Lions will beat Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday
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Date：2025-04-14 00:18:33
DETROIT − I kind of backed into this column by accident, and it caught me by surprise.
Let me try to explain. I started this column thinking: OK, just for fun, list all the reasons why the Detroit Lions could win at Kansas City. Not will win. That’s not how I started. Just could win.
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