In a historic event, the Detroit Lions will be playing their first home playoff game in Ford Field since 1993. This highly anticipated matchup against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, January 14, 2024, has attracted attention not only from football fans but also from a number of big celebrities.

One notable celebrity who is expected to be in attendance is actor Tim Allen. As a lifelong Lions fan, Allen has frequently been seen on the sidelines cheering for his favorite team. Growing up in Metro Detroit and attending CMU and WMU, it would be a shock if Allen missed this momentous occasion.

Another famous face that might be spotted among the crowd is actor Jeff Daniels. Known for his roles in "Dumb and Dumber" and "The Newsroom," Daniels is a Michigan native and has been seen at Lions games in the past, as well as supporting other Detroit sports teams.

Metro Detroit native and actor Keegan-Michael Key, known for his work on "Key & Peele" and "Friends From College," is also a devoted Lions fan. He has shown his excitement for the team's success and has attended previous Lions games. It wouldn't be a surprise to see Key's infectious enthusiasm on display at Sunday's playoff game.

The esteemed rapper and Detroit resident Eminem has been closely following the Lions' journey this season. Living the suite life at Ford Field, Eminem has expressed his support for the team on social media. It is highly likely that he will be in attendance, adding to the star power of the event.

Rapper Flavor Flav, known for his contributions to the iconic group Public Enemy, has been a familiar face at major events in Detroit recently. With his deep connections to the city, it's no surprise that Flav has been seen at Taylor Swift concerts and the Detroit Grand Prix. He could bring his infectious energy to Ford Field on Sunday.

Actors Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson, both from Detroit and stars of the show "Detroiters," have been spotted together at Lions games this season. These Emmy award-winning actors are undeniably passionate Lions fans and may once again cheer on their team at this crucial playoff game.

Other celebrities who might make an appearance include "Twilight" star Taylor Lautner, musician Kid Rock (despite living in Nashville now), actor and comedian Dave Coulier, Oscar-winning actor J.K. Simmons, and Grammy-winning musician Jack White. The attendance of University of Michigan head football coach Jim Harbaugh and Michigan State head basketball coach Tom Izzo is also anticipated, along with former Lions and NFL Hall of Famers Barry Sanders and Calvin Johnson.

With such a star-studded crowd expected, the atmosphere at Ford Field on Sunday night is sure to be electric. Lions fans and celebrity enthusiasts alike are eagerly looking forward to witnessing this historic playoff game, as the Lions take on the Rams in their quest for victory.