The Detroit Lions didn't play a very impressive game in Week 9 against the Minnesota Vikings, but there were still some considerable bright spots to be noted.
The Dolphins announced on Wednesday that they filled the roster spot they opened up by trading edge rusher Jaelan Phillips to the Eagles earlier this week.
The Detroit Lions have a measured approach in how they address player acquisition. Despite obvious needs, the team did not execute a trade at the deadline.
Just a week ago, the Detroit Lions were riding high with a 5-2 record as one of the anointed Super Bowl favorites. One week later, after one of the worst losses in the Dan Campbell era, the Lions are at 5-3 with 10 other teams boasting a better record.
Heading into Week 9 against the Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions offensive coordinator John Morton acknowledged how he has "failed" wide receiver Jameson Williams.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The NFL journey for former Detroit Lions third round pick Hendon Hooker has taken another challenging turn, as the Carolina Panthers have released the quarterback from their practice squad.
The chips are down with the Detroit Lions' offensive line right now. Look, it's not the worst in the league. Don't let anyone try to convince you that it is.
Former Detroit Lions quarterback Hendon Hooker is no longer a member of the Carolina Panthers practice squad. The team made the decision to part ways with the former Lions third-round pick, along with linebacker Carlos Basham and offensive lineman Michael Tarquin.
Sunday’s 27-24 home loss to the Minnesota Vikings was a rough one for Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff. He was pressured on 47.6% of his dropbacks, the third-highest pressure rate he has faced in a game with Detroit.
The Detroit Lions entered the 2025 NFL season as Super Bowl contenders. Unfortunately, some of the concerns pundits and supporters had prior to the season have popped up over the past couple of weeks.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
The Detroit Lions are reeling after their shocking 27-24 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. Making matters worse, an already injured team saw numerous players, including nearly the entire offensive line, getting looked at on the sideline or in the locker room.
In recent weeks, injuries have battered away at the Detroit Lions' depth chart. The team has been without starting cornerback D.J. Reed since Week 4 and safety Kerby Joseph since Week 6.
The Detroit Lions hosted three offensive linemen for workouts on Tuesday, including OL Jack Conley, OL Chris Hubbard, and OL Netane Muti. Hubbard, 34, signed on with the Steelers as an undrafted free agent out of UAB back in 2013.
Another NFL trade deadline has come and gone, with some big names on the move, such as cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts and wide receiver Rashid Shaheed to the Seattle Seahawks.
The Detroit Lions front office was ultimately not able to execute at a trade at this year's deadline. Throughout the afternoon, there were several deals executed by other teams, but general manager Brad Holmes was not able to pull of a move to improve the team.
While it's extremely rare to see an offensive lineman get dealt at the deadline, we saw just that ahead of this year's deadline. Except, it didn't happen to the benefit of the Detroit Lions, but to the benefit of the Los Angeles Chargers, instead.
The Detroit Lions announced they have released TE Kenny Yeboah with an injury settlement. Additionally, the Lions have released OL Justin Herron. Yeboah, 27, went undrafted out of Ole Miss back in 2021 before catching on with the Jets.
I get it, Detroit Lions fans. You're probably pretty upset right now, as you watched another NFL trade deadline pass, where seemingly every good team got better with big-time trades, and Brad Holmes and the Lions did nothing.
Per Dave Birkett, Lions HC Dan Campbell shut down the idea of signing former C Frank Ragnow out of retirement. Despite the injuries to Detroit’s offensive line, Campbell said, “That ship has sailed” when talking about a reunion with Ragnow. Ragnow, 29, is a former first-round pick of the Lions back in 2018.
Hutchinson committed his future to the Detroit Lions when he and the club agreed to a four-year contract extension that is worth $180M with $141M in guarantees earlier this week.