Someone caught Mark Wahlberg on the street and asked about Peyton Manning and Calvin Johnson retiring.  Marky Mark immediately said Johnson should unretire and join the Patriots to get a ring.

Just call it Barry Sanders 2.0.  Calvin Johnson joins the former Lions running back as a player who walked away from Detroit in their prime.

Detroit did it again.  They failed to put the proper pieces around their superstar and the superstar has walked away.

Detroit did it again to another star.  This time it's Calvin Johnson.  The Lions top wide receiver has decided to retire at 30 years old.

BREAKING: Calvin Johnson told HC Jim Caldwell 2015 will be his last season. #Lions

— 24/7 NFL News (@247NFL_News) January 31, 2016

You really can't blame him at all, the Lions are a terrible team.

Johnson follows in fellow Lion star Barry Sanders' footsteps.  Both have now walked away from the Lions in their prime.

Calvin Johnson is considering retirement at the age of 30?  You see what happens to stars in Detroit?

The possibility of Johnson following in Barry Sanders' footsteps and leaving the Lions at a young age is breaking Twitter right now.

Detroit Lions WR Calvin Johnson is considering retirement https://t.co/gOlu3Uc0j4 pic.twitter.com/lGbWswiCPK

— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) January 6, 2016

Calvin Johnson has been on fire for the Lions the past couple of weeks, becoming a touchdown machine.  Thursday night against the Packers he found the end zone again.

Johnson made the catch in a tight window along the sideline and held on to the ball with on hand.  He's hard to stop once he gets going.

Matthew Stafford threw a laser to Calvin Johnson for a turkey day touchdown in Detroit.  The 3-7 Lions are having their way with the Eagles.

Stafford has had all kinds of time to throw and when you give him time he picks the defense apart.

At the end of the Calvin Johnson fumble a member of the Seahawks batted the ball out of bounds intentionally.  That is against the rules and apparently nobody except retired referee Gerry Austin knew about it.

The referees on the field apparently didn't know about the rule, former players and probably every fan who saw the play didn't know about the rule.

The penalty wasn't called on the field and the Seahawks were given the ball at the twenty yard line.  According to Austin it should have been the Lions ball at the half yard line.

The NFL's head of officiating also confirmed that the penalty should have been called and the ball placed at the half yard line.

Instead the ball was given the the Seahawks and the Lions are now 0-4.  That's a tough way to lose a game.

@barstoolsports where was Gerry Austin 5 minutes ago? pic.twitter.com/djP8Z7P16T

— Ptear saintrelli (@Mike_Hancho94) October 6, 2015

Calvin Johnson was less than a yard away from putting the Lions on top with under 2 minutes left in the game, when Kam Chancellor came from nowhere and punched the ball out of his arm.

The ball was knocked out of the back of the end zone for the touchback for the Seahawks.  The play allowed them to hold on for the 13-10 win.

It was a huge play by Chancellor.

Kam Chancellor is still knocking off the rust from his holdout and knocked a lot off with this shot on Calvin Johnson.  He absolutely crushed Megatron.

As big as the hit was on Johnson, he just shrugged it off and hopped right back up.

Calvin Johnson was almost unstoppable as the Detroit Lions offense got back on track against the Chicago Bears.  Johnson had 11 catches for 146 yards and 2 touchdowns.

Megatron also became the fastest receiver to record 10,000 yards as the Lions beat the Bears 34-17.  Here is his first touchdown between two defenders.

Dolphins defensive back Brent Grimes took a touchdown away from Calvin Johnson with a great one handed interception.  It's the best pick of the weekend and could probably compete for the best one this year.

The catch is so good it might make some offensive players envious.

Okay, none of that happened.  But Miguel Cabrera did throw a baseball into the stands and it was caught by Calvin Johnson.  Because that's how Detroit's teams role.

The two Detroit teams are feeling pretty god about things this week as the Lions won their season opener in impressive fashion and the Tigers have climbed back on top of the AL Central.