In 10 years with Barry, they saw six playoff games — including the NFC championship — and won one. In the 10 years that followed, they saw one playoff game and lost it.

On Wednesday, Detroit Lions legend Barry Sanders appeared on the Pat McAfee Show to discuss a variety of topics centered around his former team, including a potential playoff clash with ex-Lions ...

Barry Sanders, who won only one playoff game during his Hall of Fame career with the Lions, told USA Today that he thinks the combination of Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery can give the Lions a ...

Sanders appeared in only six playoff games throughout his career and posted 386 rushing yards with one touchdown in those outings. His first—and last—postseason win came in January 1992.

Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders joins "Good Morning Football" to discuss the current Detroit Lions team and the upcoming Wild Card playoff games. "GMFB" debate what will quarterback Bo Nix ...

Barry Sanders, center, ... Although the team looks postseason-bound this season, it still hasn’t won a playoff game since Detroit’s lone postseason win with Sanders on Jan. 5, 1992.

When Barry Sanders came to Detroit as the third pick in the 1989 NFL draft, he joined a 4-12 team that hadn't made the playoffs in six years, with a likable new head coach. "I think the slogan was ...

Barry Sanders acknowledged to his oldest son, Barry Sanders Jr., that losing played a role in leaving the Lions, who were coached by Bobby Ross.. “That’s a game you could probably play all day ...

Barry Sanders knows who he is rooting for in the College Football Playoff. ... but let's root for @AshtonJeanty2 to get it done in his bowl game," Sanders shared.

Detroit Lions’ Barry Sanders makes a short gain as Minnesota Vikings’ Orlando Thomas (43) and Fernando Smith try to drag him down during the fourth quarter of an NFL football game Nov. 23 ...