Since losing their season opener to the Green Bay Packers, the Detroit Lions have bounced back impressively and enter Week 6 with a 4-1 record. Jared Goff has been performing at an elite level, but the Kansas City Chiefs will present a formidable challenge.
The Chiefs are still searching for their rhythm, but with Patrick Mahomes nearing his vintage form, they remain very much in the mix. Here’s everything you need to know to listen to the game live.
Detroit Lions at Kansas City Chiefs
Date: Sunday, October 12, 2025
Time: 8:20 p.m. ET
Location: GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri
Radio Stations for Chiefs vs. Lions
Lions Radio
The Lions will be looking for their fifth consecutive win when they take on the Chiefs on Sunday evening at GEHA Field. Fans can catch all the action live on the Lions Radio Network (WXYT-FM 97.1 in Detroit).
Dan Miller handles play-by-play duties, bringing over a decade of experience as the voice of the Lions and having called countless iconic moments in franchise history. He is joined by former NFL stars Lomas Brown and T.J. Lang, who provide expert color commentary.
Brown is a Lions Hall of Fame offensive tackle and spent 18 seasons in the NFL, including 11 with Detroit. A Super Bowl champion with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Brown was one of the best offensive tackles of his generation and made seven Pro Bowl teams in his career.
Lang, a ten-year NFL veteran and Super Bowl champion with the Packers, rounds out the broadcast team. He also spent the final two years of his career with Detroit in 2017 and earned two Pro Bowl selections during his career, bringing an insider perspective and firsthand playing experience to the commentary.
Chiefs Radio
Chiefs fans can catch all the action live on the Chiefs Radio Network, including 96.5 The Fan (96.5 FM). Mitch Holthus returns to handle play-by-play duties, joined by former Chiefs receiver Danan Hughes as color analyst and Josh Klingler reporting from the sidelines.
Holthus, affectionately known as “the voice of the Chiefs,” has been calling Chiefs games for decades and is a familiar presence across the organization’s media platforms, including the Chiefs Radio Network. He has called multiple Super Bowls, including LIV, LVII, and LVIII, witnessing the franchise capture its second, third, and fourth NFL championships.
Hughes was a seventh-round pick in 1993 and spent six seasons with Kansas City as a wide receiver and special teams contributor before joining the Chiefs radio team in 2020, bringing a player’s perspective to the broadcast.
Klingler handles sideline reporting, providing live updates and insights throughout the game. Before joining the Chiefs Radio Network, Klingler worked as a tennis coach, adding a unique perspective to his coverage.
In addition to local broadcasts, the game will be carried nationally on Westwood One, with Ryan Radtke on play-by-play and former NFL star Mike Golic providing color commentary, ensuring fans across the country can follow the matchup.
