The Detroit Lions have lost a lot of players that Lions fans love. David Montgomery, Taylor Decker, Alex Anzalone, and Kalif Raymond. The good news is that they're not losing everyone.
The Detroit Lions have officially put a wrap on the first day of the NFL's legal tampering period. With teams able to negotiate contracts with free agents beginning at Noon on Monday, the Lions went to work on fixing their offensive line.
Alex Anzalone will not be back with the Lions in 2026. The opposite is true for Malcolm Rodriguez, though, with NFL insider Jordan Schultz reporting he has agreed to a one-year deal.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The Detroit Lions needed to address the running back position after trading David Montgomery to the Houston Texans, since their depth outside Jahmyr Gibbs is weak and could use a new partner in crime.
The Detroit Lions have found their new running back. The team has agreed to a deal with former Kansas City Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter, giving the Lions a physical complement to dynamic starter Jahmyr Gibbs.
The Chicago Bears are signing receiver/return specialist Kalif Raymond to a one-year, $5.1 million deal, NFL Network reported Tuesday. Raymond, 31, spent the past five seasons with NFC North rival Detroit and will be reunited with Bears head coach Ben Johnson, the Lions' offensive coordinator from 2022-24.
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 and David Montgomery had a breakup not long ago, and the two biggest questions are who will replace him and which Sonic character he will be if Knuckles is gone?
Remember what it felt like after the 2020 season, Detroit Lions fans? Suddenly, everyone you loved was leaving. Matthew Stafford was heading out west, Kenny Golladay to New York, Marvin Jones to Jacksonville.
Wide receiver/return man Kalif Raymond is moving from Detroit to NFC North rival Chicago. The Bears are signing Raymond, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
The Detroit Lions appear to have found their center of the future. On Monday, the Lions agreed to a contract with former Carolina Panthers center Cade Mays.
The 2026 NFL Draft is next month, and the Detroit Lions will have a good number of picks, especially after gaining a compensatory pick on Monday. Now, on Tuesday, the NFL has officially set the draft order for each team.
The Detroit Lions had a productive first day of free agency, even though three key defenders have made the decision to part ways with the organization.
The Detroit Lions have their new starting center after signing Cade Mays to a three-year deal. There are a lot of things to like about Mays, but one of the things that has everyone concerned is his run-blocking grade from Pro Football Focus.
What a day. The NFL’s “legal tampering” period started with a bang. Dozens of players agreed to terms with new teams. Deals were pouring in at ludicrous speed.
The Detroit Lions continue to make calculated moves during the early days of the free agency period. In their latest effort to reinforce the trenches, the front office agreed to terms with veteran offensive tackle Larry Borom.
The Detroit Lions needed to address the center position this offseason. Frank Ragnow planned to unretire in December, but the attempted comeback was unsuccessful after a routine MRI in November revealed a Grade 3 MCL sprain for the four-time Pro Bowler.
The Detroit Lions have made a decisive move to strengthen their offensive line, securing one of the top centers available in free agency. The team has agreed to terms with Cade Mays on a three-year contract worth $25 million, which includes $14 million in guaranteed money.
With Frank Ragnow now officially retired, the Detroit Lions were in desperate need for a new center entering the offseason. The Lions didn’t wait long into free agency before finding Ragnow’s replacement.
Per Dave Birkett, the Lions could potentially consider moving RT Penei Sewell to the left side, now that LT Taylor Decker has requested his release from the team.