In Sunday’s 24-6 victory over the Indianapolis Colts, Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown suffered a right knee injury while filling in on punt return

It's the season of giving so perhaps Detroit could be in a festive mood, offering to give Chicago a glimmer of hope that they may reach the postseason. Here are our experts' predictions for this Thanksgiving showdown.

While the rest of us are eating turkey and stuffing on Thursday, the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears will be facing off for a Thanksgiving divisional showdown. Detroit has a long tradition of hosting one of the Thanksgiving games and this year it's Chicago who will be visiting Ford Field.

Jameson Williams will not face charges from the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office stemming from an Oct. 8 traffic stop, according to CBS Detroit. This comes after an investigation into the Detroit Lions wide receiver for carrying a concealed weapon.

The decision stems from an incident last month when Williams was nearly brought to jail for lacking a concealed pistol license.

Two seasons ago, on Thanksgiving Day, the Jackson State star had a stellar debut against the Buffalo Bills when he corralled quarterback Josh Allen for two sacks and even had a fumble recovery on special teams.

Houston, the former Detroit Lions edge rusher who was waived by the team on Tuesday, was claimed off waivers by the Cleveland Browns on Wednesday. It's a fitting end to the Lions' midseason edge rusher drama,

Detroit is the best team in the NFL, a covering machine, and it has a +177 point differential, which is 71 higher than the next team (Eagles). Of its last eight games (8-0), only two of them have come by single digits. The Bears and Lions are tied for third in the NFL in turnover margin (+9) and weirdly, Chicago is 4-7.