The Lions, one of the NFL's worst teams for much of its 90-year history, are Super Bowl favorites for the first time.

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Rob “Lion Eyes” Gonzales stood on a swath of the turf from Pontiac Silverdome in his basement, sporting his signature shades with blue frames and leaping lions on silver lenses

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FRENCHTOWN TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Rob “Lion Eyes” Gonzales stood on a swath of the turf from Pontiac Silverdome in his basement, sporting his signature shades with blue frames and leaping lions on silver lenses that obstruct his view.

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FRENCHTOWN TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Rob “Lion Eyes” Gonzales stood on a swath of the turf from Pontiac Silverdome in his basement, sporting his signature shades with blue frames and leaping lions on silver lenses that obstruct his view. “For years, that was a good thing,” he joked Thursday. No one is laughing at the Detroit Lions anymore. The Lions, one of the NFL’s worst teams for much of its 90-year history, are Super Bowl favorites for the firs…

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Rob "Lion Eyes" Gonzales stood on a swath of the turf from Pontiac Silverdome in his basement, sporting his signature shades with blue frames and leaping lions on silver lenses that obstruct his view.

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Rob “Lion Eyes” Gonzales stood on a swath of the turf from Pontiac Silverdome in his basement, sporting his signature shades with blue frames and leaping lions on silver lenses that obstruct his view

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FRENCHTOWN TOWNSHIP—Rob “Lion Eyes” Gonzales stood on a swath of the turf from Pontiac Silverdome in his basement, sporting his signature shades with blue frames and leaping lions on silver lenses that obstruct his view. “For years, that was a good thing,” he joked Thursday. No one is laughing at the Detroit Lions anymore. The Lions, one of the NFL’s worst teams for much of its 90-year history, are Super Bowl favorites for the first time and lon…

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