Denny Medley-Imagn Images Don’t have hundreds and hundreds and hundreds laying around? You may be in luck. For those hoping to get in on the Detroit Lions playoff action but are reeling at the price, a few Metro Detroit businesses are offering a fans a chance at playoff tickets. As Jeremy outlines here, Detroit Lions tickets are the hottest in the NFL, with the get-in price for the Lions-Commanders game Saturday higher than the combined price for the other three Divisional Round games. A few spots around Metro Detroit and beyond are offering fans the opportunity to snag some tickets to the big game. For the last week or so, The Home Bakery in Rochester has had fans flocking to their storefront to see a life-size cake version of Amon-Ra St. Brown’s headstand touchdown celebration. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Home Bakery - Wedding Cakes (@homebakeryroch) The All-Pro wide receiver caught wind of the magnificent display and stopped by to check it out. Now the bakery is raffling off tickets to the home playoff game to anyone who makes a purchase at the store now through Thursday. Iconic local doughnut shop Dutch Girl Donuts is also holding a raffle for a pair of tickets. Customers who buy a dozen doughnuts get a chance to enter the raffle, and the winner will be drawn at 6 p.m. Friday. Buyers can only get one ticket per dozen doughnuts, with a limit of four entries per visit. Over in Canada, the Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association is offering a pair of tickets—you just have to shop at a local business in the area and show your receipt for a chance to win through 5 p.m. Wednesday. If you do end up hunting for tickets on your own, police caution fans to be wary of scams. We realize that many Lions fans would do just about anything to get tickets to this week’s playoff game. This includes buying tickets from secondary markets. Please think twice before you buy. If it is a too good to be true offer, it is too good! Right now standing room only is… pic.twitter.com/Rl9uGTBZ4X— MSP Second District (@mspmetrodet) January 14, 2025 And onto the rest of your notes. Speaking of the infamous headstand, artist Jamison Agnello received a challenge from a friend to recreate the pose with snow. Here’s a question many people may have thought over the past few years: where did the Jared Goff chant actually begin? The Detroit Free Press’ Dave Birkett gets to the bottom of the mystery as we head into the postseason. A Kalamazoo artist teams up with clothing brand KIWICLO and the Lions to create merch for a cause. Check out this sweet ride dedicated to the Zuperman himself Kerby Joseph. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Finishing Touch Auto Spa Michigan (@finishingtouchautospa)