The 2004 Detroit Lions season was the franchise's 75th season in the National Football League.
The team began attempting to improve on their 5–11 record from 2003, they improved to 6—10 that season but, the Lions couldn't make the playoffs for a sixth consecutive season. In week 1, the Lions defeated the Chicago Bears in Chicago, 20-16, to snap a 24-game road losing streak, which was the longest road losing streak in franchise history. It was the first road win for the Lions under Matt Millen. The Lions would defeat the Houston Texans the next week, 28-16, to start the season 2-0. In week 7, the Lions defeated the New York Giants 28-13 on the road to begin the season 4-2, while going 3-0 on the road during that span. However, in the weeks following, the Lions played disastrous football, as they would lose 5 straight games to sit at 4-7. The Lions would then defeat the Arizona Cardinals 26-12 the following week. However, the week after that, the Lions were eliminated from the playoffs after they lost to the Packers 16-13 in Green Bay. The Lions would only win 1 more game the rest of the season, as they defeated the Bears in week 16 19-13 at home. The Lions sweep over the Bears during the season would be one of 2 times during the Matt Millen era that saw the Lions sweep a divisional opponent. They also did it in 2007, which was also against the Bears.
Contents
1Offseason
1.1Draft
2Staff
3Final roster
4Regular season
4.1Schedule
4.2Game summaries
4.2.1Week 1
4.3Standings
5References
6External links
Offseason
Draft
2004 Detroit Lions draft
Round
Pick
Player
Position
College
Notes
1
7
Roy Williams
WR
Texas
1
30
Kevin Jones
RB
Virginia Tech
2
37
Teddy Lehman
LB
Oklahoma
3
73
Keith Smith
CB
McNeese St
5
140
Alex Lewis
LB
Wisconsin
6
172
Kelly Butler
OT
Purdue
Made roster † Pro Football Hall of Fame * Made at least one Pro Bowl during career
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Staff
2004 Detroit Lions staff
Front office
Owner and Chairman – William Clay Ford, Sr.
Vice Chairman – William Clay Ford, Jr.
President and Chief Executive Officer – Matt Millen
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer – Tom Lewand
Senior Vice President of Football Administration/Legal Affairs – Martin Mayhew
Director of Pro Personnel – Sheldon White
Director of College Scouting – Scott McEwen
Assistant Director of Pro Personnel – Charlie Sanders
College Scouting Coordinator – Russ Bolinger
Head coaches
Head Coach – Steve Mariucci
Assistant to the Head Coach – Kevin Lartigue
Offensive coaches
Offensive Coordinator – Sherman Lewis
Quarterbacks – Greg Olson
Running Backs – Tom Rathman
Wide Receivers – Kevin Higgins
Tight Ends – Andy Sugarman
Offensive Line – Pat Morris
Assistant Offensive Line/Tight Ends – Sean Kugler
Defensive coaches
Defensive Coordinator – Dick Jauron
Defensive Line – Larry Brooks
Linebackers – Richard Smith
Defensive Backs – George Catavolos
Defensive Assistant – Johnny Holland
Defensive Assistant – Don Clemons
Special teams coaches
Special Teams Coordinator – Chuck Priefer
Assistant Special Teams – Stan Kwan
Strength and conditioning
Strength and Conditioning – Jason Arapoff
Strength and Conditioning – Malcolm Blacken
Assistant Strength and Conditioning – Mondray Gee
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Final roster
2004 Detroit Lions roster
Quarterbacks
3 Joey Harrington
8 Mike McMahon
5 Rick Mirer
Running Backs
24 Shawn Bryson
34 Kevin Jones R
21 Artose Pinner
30 Cory Schlesinger FB
27 Stephen Trejo FB
Wide Receivers
81 Az-Zahir Hakim KR/PR
87 David Kircus
84 Tai Streets
88 Reggie Swinton KR/PR
10 Scottie Vines UR
11Roy Williams
Tight Ends
86 Stephen Alexander
82 Casey FitzSimmons
Offensive Linemen
76 Jeff Backus T
70 Sean Bubin T T UR
79 Kelly Butler T R
68 Tyrone Hopson C
75 Matt Joyce G
62 David Loverne G
73 Stockar McDougle T
51 Dominic Raiola C
71 Victor Rogers T
65 Damien Woody G
Defensive Linemen
94 Marcus Bell DT
95 Jared DeVries DE
98 Kalimba Edwards DE
96 James Hall DE
93 Kelvin Pritchett DT
78 Cory Redding DE
92 Shaun Rogers DT
72 Dan Wilkinson DT
Linebackers
55 Donté Curry OLB
52 James Davis OLB
50 Earl Holmes MLB
54 Teddy Lehman OLB R
59 Alex Lewis OLB R
58 Wali Rainer MLB
Defensive Backs
32 Dré Bly CB
25 Fernando Bryant CB
29 Chris Cash CB
39 Mike Echols CB
36 Vernon Fox SS
35 André Goodman CB
42 Terrence Holt FS
31 Brock Marion FS
38 Keith Smith CB R
28 Bracy Walker SS
Special Teams
4 Jason Hanson K
2 Nick Harris P
67 Don Muhlbach LS UR
Reserve Lists
26 Rod Babers CB (IR)
18 Eddie Drummond WR (IR)
57 Jody Littleton LS (IR)
80 Charles Rogers WR (IR)
47 Dainon Sidney CB (IR)
27 Paul Smith RB (IR)
45 Brian Walker FS (IR)
Practice Squad
53 Andrew Battle LB (IR) UR
23 Avon Cobourne RB
41 Kentrell Curry RBUR
48 Scott Genord LB
66 Matt McCoy T
61 Andrew Shull DE
49 Leonard Stephens TE
16 Tim VanZant WRUR
Notations
R: 2004 Rookie
UR: 2004 Undrafted Rookie
Italicized players are not on the 53-man roster.
Regular season
Schedule
Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Attendance
1
September 12, 2004
at Chicago Bears
W 20–16
61,535
2
September 19, 2004
Houston Texans
W 28–16
61,465
3
September 26, 2004
Philadelphia Eagles
L 30–13
62,472
4
Bye
5
October 10, 2004
at Atlanta Falcons
W 17–10
70,434
6
October 17, 2004
Green Bay Packers
L 38–10
62,938
7
October 24, 2004
at New York Giants
W 28–13
78,841
8
October 31, 2004
at Dallas Cowboys
L 31–21
63,616
9
November 7, 2004
Washington Redskins
L 17–10
62,657
10
November 14, 2004
at Jacksonville Jaguars
L 23–17 OT
66,431
11
November 21, 2004
at Minnesota Vikings
L 22–19
64,156
12
November 25, 2004
Indianapolis Colts
L 41–9
63,107
13
December 5, 2004
Arizona Cardinals
W 26–12
62,262
14
December 12, 2004
at Green Bay Packers
L 16–13
70,497
15
December 19, 2004
Minnesota Vikings
L 28–27
62,337
16
December 26, 2004
Chicago Bears
W 19–13
61,924
17
January 2, 2005
at Tennessee Titans
L 24–19
68,809
Game summaries
Week 1
1
2
3
4
Total
• Lions
0
3
10
7
20
Bears
7
0
0
9
16
Date: September 12
Location: Soldier Field, Chicago, IL
Game start: 1:00 p.m. EST
Game attendance: 61,535
Game weather: 71°F; wind 6
Referee: Larry Nemmers
Television network: Fox
Scoring summary
Q1
7:38
CHI
Jones 2 yard run (Edinger kick)
CHI 7–0
Q2
:16
DET
Hanson 27 yard field goal
CHI 7–3
Q3
12:17
DET
Walker 92 yard blocked field goal return (Hanson kick)
DET 10–7
Q3
7:37
DET
Hanson 21 yard field goal
DET 13–7
Q4
12:40
CHI
Jones 2 yard run (Edinger kick)
CHI 14–13
Q4
9:54
DET
Hakim 4 yard pass from Harrington (Hanson kick)
DET 20–14
Q4
1:53
CHI
Safety
DET 20–16
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Standings
NFC North
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talk
edit
W
L
T
PCT
DIV
CONF
PF
PA
STK
(3)Green Bay Packers
10
6
0
.625
5–1
9–3
424
380
W2
(6)Minnesota Vikings
8
8
0
.500
3–3
5–7
405
395
L2
Detroit Lions
6
10
0
.375
2–4
5–7
296
350
L1
Chicago Bears
5
11
0
.313
2–4
4–8
231
331
L4
References
^Detroit Lions Official Site - Draft History. Retrieved 2014-Oct-09.
Bold indicates NFL Championship (1920–69) or Super Bowl (1966–present) victory Italics indicates NFL Championship (1920–69) or Super Bowl (1966–present) appearance
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