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— Detroit Lions (@Lions) March 28, 2025 The Lions have been owned by the Ford family since 1963. William Clay Ford Sr. purchased a controlling interest in the team for $6 million.

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In other words, the Ford family. The team has been owned by members of the Ford family since 1963 when William Clay Ford Sr. bought majority ownership of the team for $6 million, according to NFL.com.

Born in Detroit in 1925, William Clay Ford Sr. was the youngest child of Henry Ford's son, Edsel, and was the Ford Motor Company founder's last surviving grandchild.

On this date back in 1963, William Clay Ford became the owner on the exact same day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas.

On this date back in 1963, William Clay Ford became the owner on the exact same day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. Back in 1961, Ford was a minority shareholder and even ...

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Enjoy the value while you can, Lion fans. Extra Points: 4 Ford Field boasts an impressive resume after just seven years of existence. It hosted Super Bowl XL in 2006 and the NCAA Final Four in 2009.

What do we get from William Clay Ford Sr.? On June 25, 2009, he gave a rare interview. When asked about the 0-16 season last year, his response was "I thought it was horrible every time we'd lose.