Detroit Lions fan and sports personality Andy Isaac died on March 6 after being diagnosed with cancer in 2006. He recently announced he had entered hospice amid his declining health.

Detroit Lions superfan Andy Isaac died on Thursday, March 6. He was 45 years old. In an announcement shared on his X account, it was revealed that the social media personality died after living ...

Detroit Lions superfan Andy Isaac, who became an internet sensation, has died at the age of 44. Isaac - better known by his @WorldofIsaac handle - passed away after a 19-year-long battle with cancer.

I found something fresh and different on Sunday by viewing this Detroit Lions team through the innocent, enthusiastic, wondrous eyes of a 12-year-old.

Detroit Lions' 2024 season has different look through the eyes of 12-year-old superfan. Jeff Seidel. Detroit Free Press. Most Detroit Lions fans carry some emotional baggage, ...

While he hasn’t seen the team appear in a Super Bowl yet, Barry can recall listening to a radio broadcast of the Detroit Lions’ victory over the Cleveland Browns in the 1957 NFL Championship Game.

Before going to bed on Thursday evening, Detroit Lions superfan Megan Stefanski hoped to get through as many messages as possible. Instead, she fell asleep with her phone resting in her hand.

Detroit Lions 2024 Fan of the Year, Megan Stefanski, chats with fellow Lions superfan Chef Geech during the Calvin Johnson meet-and-greet at The Shadow Gallery in Detroit's Eastern Market.

Lions Superfan Keegan-Michael Key Discusses Detroit's Optimism for 2024 Season The actor, comedian and writer boasts high expectations after last season’s run to the NFC championship game—and ...

The Detroit Lions may not be going to the Super Bowl this year, but Ron Crachiola is. Crachiola, known in Detroit tailgate lots as “Crackman,” and probably Macomb County’s best-known Detroit ...

Detroit Lions superfan gives us a tour of his man cave. When you walk through the door, your jaw will hit the floor – which is actually the Pontiac Silverdome turf.

Spight’s 2004 audition for Detroit’s WDIV Super Singer contest caught the attention of a Lions executive, who reached out to the superfan about performing the team’s fight song at Ford Field.