Longtime Detroit Lions fan and Michigan native Jeff Daniels continues to sign the praises of his beloved football team. The Curse of Bobby Layne stands no chance after Daniels performed a diddy about his efforts with Peyton Manning to snap the storied curse

Jeff Daniels appeared on Jimmy Fallon's late-night show to talk about his Audible memoir podcast — and sing a song about the Detroit Lions curse.

Actor and Detroit Lions die-hard fan Jeff Daniels joined Jimmy Fallon on “The Tonight Show” to celebrate the possible end of the curse that has plagued the team since the 1950s.

Jeff Daniels is a big supporter of the Detroit Lions. He put together a catchy tune a few years ago called "The Curse of Bobby Layne." On Tuesday, Daniels was a guest on "The Tonight Show." He delivered a splendid rendition of the song as the NFC North champs get ready

Daniels, who is often at Lions game, is credited with snapping the curse due to a skit he performed at Ford Field with legendary NFL quarterback Peyton Manning that involved a bathtub-of-whiskey ceremony for the ESPN+ show Peyton’s Places.

Jeff Daniels talks about creating his podcast Alive and Well Enough and working with Jim Carrey in the Dumb and Dumber films before singing a song he wrote about breaking the Detroit Lions' Bobby Layne curse with Peyton Manning.