It’s not surprising Kerby Joseph isn’t a household name. You could throw a dart at Ford Field blindfolded and probably hit one of the Lions star players. Before this season, though, most NFL fans viewed the Lions offense as the only real star-studded side of the ball outside of defensive phenom Aidan Hutchinson.

The Detroit Lions had their best regular season in franchise history, finishing 15-2 and earning the No. 1 seed in the NFC and a second straight North Division title.

Six Detroit Lions have been named to the All-Pro teams by the Associated Press, including Kerby Joseph, who was notably snubbed from the Pro Bowl.

The Detroit Lions have once again had multiple players receive First-Team All-Pro honors from the Associated Press.

Seven Lions players were named to the Pro Bowl roster, which was announced Thursday. Safety Kerby Joseph was not one of those seven. Instead, it was Green Bay Packers’ safety Xavier McKinney who got the nod at free safety.

Amon-Ra St. Brown, Penei Sewell and Jack Fox joined Kerby Joseph as the Lions' four first-team All-Pro selections, their most since 1991

Four Detroit Lions have been voted first-team All-Pro by the Associated Press, including one who got a little vindication after a Pro Bowl snub. Wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown, right tackle Penei Sewell,

Lions safety Kerby Joseph was one of, if not the biggest snub from the Pro Bowl roster this season. The Associated Press helped rectify that problem by naming him to the First Team All-Pro. Joseph received 37 first-place votes,

I n training camp, NFL players always have lofty goals that may or may not be attainable. Every team wants to win the Super Bowl, and every player wants to be a superstar. Last ye