Detroit Lions have built a talent pipeline unlike any team in the NFL. Detroit currently leads the league in former UFL players on its roster, and the results suggest the strategy is becoming a real competitive advantage.
The Detroit Lions have a position battle heating up in their secondary. While there's been plenty of attention surrounding the team's absences at the safety position with Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph both out, there is some intrigue building around the cornerback position.
The Detroit Lions entered organized team activities and minicamp with a number of positions still up for grabs, including multiple roster spots along the defensive line.
The Detroit Lions and Amon-Ra St. Brown have redemption on their minds. The wide receiver St. Brown dropped a “motivated as ever” take back on May 10. Now he dished out a savage claim on his NFC North rivals Thursday, but with a former Lion on his mind.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
Detroit Lions second-year wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa is expected to be a big part of the offense in 2026. Last season, TeSlaa scored six touchdowns on 16 total receptions as a rookie.
The Detroit Lions signed another wide receiver from the UFL following the conclusion of mandatory minicamp. On Thursday, reports indicated that the team has signed former Houston Gamblers wideout Lawrence Keys III.
Jimmy Rolder, the Lions’ fourth-round draft pick this past April, has made his presence known this spring. The rookie linebacker was a standout on Day 1 of mandatory minicamp Tuesday, securing an interception of veteran backup quarterback Teddy Bridgewater in seven-on-seven drills.
Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell sees a lot of himself in Mike Kafka. Both went from interim head coach to a lesser role elsewhere, and Campbell believes that detour can ultimately make Kafka better.
The Detroit Lions' offseason workout program has wrapped up. After workouts spanning several weeks, the Lions had their final practice of this part of the offseason on Wedensday.
Detroit Lions depth chart projection after minicamp is here. A few unexpected starters emerge on both sides of the ball, including some names that weren’t widely expected to be leading battles this early.
On Wednesday, the agent for Brendan Sorsby suggested that at least 26 teams had reached out about the controversial former Texas Tech Red Raiders quarterback.
Detroit Lions roster projection after minicamp has some surprises. A rookie quarterback earns a spot, a few familiar veterans are left out, and several key position battles are starting to take shape.
The Detroit Lions' roster understands the significant importance of how winning battles in the trenches will help the team achieve many of their goals for the upcoming 2026 season.
Following the conclusion of Detroit Lions 2026 mandatory minicamp, here is the latest On SI 53-man roster projection. In: Jared Goff, Teddy Bridgewater Out: Luke Altmyer The Lions will be comfortable with two veteran quarterbacks heading into the 2026 season.
It was a short stint in Motown for a former Delaware wide receiver. According to the NFL's official transaction wire, the Detroit Lions have made the decision to waive wide receiver Kyre Duplessis.
The Detroit Lions competed on the practice field for the final time before training camp on Wednesday. The practice marked the conclusion of their mandatory minicamp as well as their offseason workout program as a whole.
The Detroit Lions announced they placed fifth-round WR Kendrick Law on injured reserve. They also signed three other receivers to help take his place on the roster, including Lucky Jackson, Tarik Black and Tay Martin.
The Detroit Lions received encouraging news Tuesday as Sam LaPorta’s injury outlook improved following minicamp. Dan Campbell said the Lions’ tight end is trending in the right direction after back surgery ended his 2025 season.
The Detroit Lions’ defensive end competition is one of the most crowded position battles on the roster, but an unexpected name is already generating buzz, Anthony Lucas, the undrafted rookie who’s turning heads before pads have even come on.
A little over a year ago, Lions center Frank Ragnow made one of the hardest decisions an NFL player can make, opting to hang up his cleats before the age of 30 for the sake of his health.