Ok, stick with me here, Detroit Lions fans. I know that you see that headline and you’re like, “What the hell are you doing, Brad?” But it’s not totally what it looks like.
We know that the Detroit Lions love to go value shopping and that while they’ll probably get some really good players higher in the 2026 NFL Draft, they’ll still want to find some good guys later.
The Detroit Lions have several needs they could address early in the NFL Draft, and as a result there is plenty of anticipation for what general manager Brad Holmes will do.
Maybe you’ve noticed it before. I keep doing these 7-round Detroit Lions Mock drafts, and I keep drafting the same guy in the seventh round. I know this guy has noticed.
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The 2026 NFL Draft is next week, and if you’ve learned anything over the years, it’s that anything can happen. Including big trades for big players. For Brad Holmes and the Detroit Lions, this is the place where they get the most aggressive.
The Detroit Lions have endured their fair share of ups and downs over the years. Yet, throughout the franchise’s history, there have been multiple first-round
The Detroit Lions are entering the 2026 NFL Draft with a surprising need at the tight end position, an area not typically viewed as a priority for a team with an already productive offense.
The Detroit Lions are currently expected to address the trenches in the early rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft. This offseason, the team invested in free agents to bolster the offensive and defensive line units, but many pundits and supporters believe more work needs to be done to improve the roster.
The Detroit Lions On SI staff examines the Lions' draft strategy entering the 2026 NFL Draft. 1. What do you hope to learn from Brad Holmes when he speaks at his annual pre-draft media session?
The Detroit Lions fell far shy of meeting their Super Bowl-or-bust expectations in 2025. They instead experienced their fair share of ups and downs, finishing the campaign with a 9-8 record and in fourth place in the NFC North.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Detroit Lions have had an up-and-down performance in the NFL Draft over the last decade. General manager Brad Holmes has had some success over his five-year run, but the team has also had some tough showings in what is annually the most anticipated event of the NFL offseason.
With the NFL Draft two weeks away, it's time to be creative forecasting the Detroit Lions' haul. The Lions have been active historically under general manager Brad Holmes in his five years at the helm.
The Detroit Lions still have plenty of needs heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, which begins in less than two weeks. However, GM Brad Holmes has proven he will select the players he wants, regardless of perceived team needs or positional value.
At some point prior to the 2026 NFL Draft, Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes will address the media and address various questions about free agency and how the team has been preparing to select the best prospects in the next couple of weeks.
The Detroit Lions have two young offensive guards returning to their offense in 2026, and could be looking for some competition for the group in this year's NFL Draft.
In under two weeks, NFL commisioner Roger Goodell will walk across the stage and announce the 32 newest members into the league he operates. In 15 days time, the NFL Draft will have concluded and the rush of undrafted free agency will begin in earnest.
The Detroit Lions have the 17th pick in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft. According to most Mock Drafts, Brad Holmes will select either safety Dillon Thieneman, OT Kadyn Proctor, or EDGE Keldric Faulk.
The Detroit Lions could be aggressive in this year's NFL Draft. After a disappointing 2025 season, the Lions currently have the 17th overall pick in this year's draft.
The 2026 NFL Draft is less than two weeks away, and everyone and their mothers want to know what the Lions plan to do with the 17th pick. Another question is who is likely to be there?
The Detroit Lions have responded well after a disappointing 2025 campaign. Detroit acted with urgency during NFL free agency, filling the roster with depth and competition at almost every position.
Avonte Maddox is signing up for another season in Detroit. The Lions announced Monday they agreed to terms to bring back the veteran defensive back. The longtime Eagles slot defender played 14 games, starting three, with the Lions last season.
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While the Detroit Lions are coming off a disappointing season that they ended with a record of 9-8, Gibbs cemented his status as one of the NFL's most dynamic playmakers.
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