The Detroit Lions aimed for change when they hired Jim Caldwell to be their new head coach this past off-season. With one month to go, change has been enforced and the Lions are still alive for the NFC North title and a return trip to the playoffs.<\/p>\n
Of course, the NFC is fairly stacked and the Lions can\u2019t take their position for granted. With so many other solid teams behind them, it very well could take a division crown to guarantee a playoff spot.<\/p>\n
For that to happen, Detroit may have to run the table, while naturally topping the NFC North-leading Green Bay Packers on the road in the season finale. To see if that\u2019s something the Lions could be up to, let\u2019s break down their cheapest and most expensive games in the final month of the regular season:<\/p>\n
Cheapest – VS. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (12\/7\/14) | Average Ticket Price: $116.19 | Get-in Ticket Price: $45 | Ford Field Suite Info<\/p>\n
Lions tickets come down a bit in this week 14 battle with the lowly Buccaneers, who they\u2019ll likely take care of business against at home. Detroit has the upper hand in just about every regard, as their league leading defense should be able to stifle Tampa Bay\u2019s erratic offense and Matthew Stafford should be able to put up points at home. It\u2019s just the first of four necessary wins, but Detroit fans shouldn\u2019t be too worried about this first one to get the ball rolling.<\/p>\n
Most Expensive – @ Green Bay Packers (12\/28\/14) | Average Ticket Price: $311.38 | Get-in Ticket Price: $149<\/p>\n
Detroit has a chance to end a horrible streak, win the division, make the playoffs and potentially even knock the Packers out of the playoffs, all in one game. With Green Bay riding a 23-game winning streak against the Lions in the state of Wisconsin, Detroit will certainly have their work cut out for them.<\/p>\n