A few Lions rookies are already getting some postseason honors.

• Several publications are starting to come out with their All-Pro teams for 2017. While the “official” AP All-Pro teams have yet to be released, respected site Pro Football Journal named both their All-Pro and rookie All-Pro teams. The Detroit Lions had a few players named to the teams:

(You can view the full All-Rookie team here, and the All-Pro team here).

• Pro Football Focus also released their All-Pro teams. Only kicker Matt Prater made their first team, but safety Glover Quin was named second-team All Pro behind Vikings safety Harrison Smith and Bears safety Adrian Amos. Surprisingly, Jamal Agnew did not make the first or second team as the kick/punt returner.

• The Lions’ amazing two-point conversion attempt was a thing of beauty on its own, but the celebration from Golden Tate and Matthew Stafford afterwards may have been even better:

• Kerry Hyder Jr. spoke to the media for the first time in months after suffering a season-ending Achilles injury in the preseason. “I’m not going to let anything stop me,” he said regarding his rehab.

• Jamal Agnew is the latest Detroit Lion to offer his thanks to former coach Jim Caldwell:

• Lions tight end Darren Fells was mic’d up for Sunday’s finale against the Green Bay Packers.

• Here are the highest graded Lions players from 2017: