Detroit Lions star cornerback went into surgery over a nasty injury he suffered against the Washington Commanders.

Detroit Lions cornerback Amik Robertson respects the playoff opponent, but also is not going to back down from his assignment.

Detroit Lions cornerback Amik Robertson suffered an elbow injury on the Washington Commanders’ second snap and walked off the field in tears in Saturday night’s divisional playoff game. Robertson was

Rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels caught the attention of NFL fans after an admiring moment during the Washington Commanders ' 45-31 win against the Detroit Lions on Saturday. The moment unfolded when Lions cornerback Amik Robertson had a broken arm during the first quarter while trying to tackle Commanders receiver Terry McLaurin.

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Jayden Daniels and the nothing-to-lose Washington Commanders sent the top-seeded Detroit Lions to a stunningly swift playoff exit. Daniels threw for two touchdowns and fellow rookie Mike Sainristil had two interceptions,

Also, Eagles DC Vic Fangio used a timely counter, the Bills sold out on Derrick Henry and the Lions' mistakes compounded D's injury issues.

The NFL Network confirms that Lions defensive back Amik Robertson has undergone successful surgery to repair the broken arm he suffered early in the 45-31 loss to Washington in the NFC Divisional round.

Quarterback Jared Goff threw three interceptions, including a pick-six, and a 15-win season ended in a flash with a 45-31 loss to Washington in the divisional round on Saturday night. The Lions end their season with a franchise-record 15 wins and absolutely nothing to show for it after a disastrous defensive showing in the season's biggest moment.

Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels made a kind gesture after a Detroit Lions cornerback was injured.

After stunning defeat to Commanders in divisional playoffs, Lions must address potentially fatal flaw on offensive line in offseason