Every move the Detroit Lions made this offseason points to a bigger plan for Ahmed Hassanein and Mekhi Wingo. And it could mean much bigger roles in 2026.
The numbers suggest a major improvement is coming for the Detroit Lions’ offensive line in 2026. But there’s still one key concern hanging over it. 2025 was not a good year for the Detroit Lions’ offensive line.
We talked about the Detroit Lions’ advantages… now here’s the other side. These 4 disadvantages for 2026 aren’t getting nearly enough attention Ok, I’m sorry, Detroit Lions fans.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to lead the league in passing touchdowns for each season since the AFL/NFL merger in 1970 can you name in seven minutes?
The Detroit Lions have some very real advantages heading into 2026… and almost nobody’s talking about them. Here are 4 that could make a big difference We’re still quite a ways away from the Detroit Lions stepping on the field for their 2026 season.
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.
When the Detroit Lions take the field for organized team activities starting later this week, it will be the first opportunity for the coaching staff to evaluate the roster as a whole.
The ink on Jack Campbell’s All-Pro season was barely dry when Detroit’s front office sat down and did something that made zero sense on the surface. They looked at their best defensive player, the guy who led the team in tackles and won the Butkus Award, and declined his fifth-year option.
The Detroit Lions are set to begin organized team activities this week. After electing not to hold a rookie minicamp, the team will take the field in an organized practice setting for the first time this week.
The Detroit Lions may not be able to finalize the long-term contract extension of running back Jahmyr Gibbs due to a similar player on the Atlanta Falcons who is seeking a similar deal.
OTAs are here… and that means tough roster decisions are coming soon for the Detroit Lions. Here are 4 players who could realistically be cut in the coming days—including a recent second-round pick The Detroit Lions are back to work this week when OTAs start up.
The Detroit Lions have been battling through the offseason workout schedule, and will kick things up a notch starting this week with organized team activities.
The numbers just exposed a huge advantage for the Detroit Lions in 2026, and it’s setting up a potential nightmare scenario for the Chicago Bears As we already know, the Detroit Lions’ 2026 schedule is providing Detroit with the easiest strength of schedule in the NFL this coming season.
The Detroit Lions made the decision to split up one of the most dynamic running back duos in the National Football League. General manager Brad Holmes traded David Montgomery to the Houston Texans prior to the draft and targeted veteran running back Isiah Pacheco in free agency.
One year ago (almost to the day), we noted the Lions were already looking ahead to an extension for running back Jahmyr Gibbs , who was entering his third professional season.
The next chapter of the offseason is set to begin for the Detroit Lions this upcoming week. Detroit will have their first session of organized team activities this week, spanning Wednesday through Friday in what will be the first of three OTAs sessions.
A couple of years after he led his alma mater, Miami Northwestern High, to a state championship, Teddy Bridgewater secured another big win that will help other coaches and players.
The Detroit Lions elected to hang on to defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard for a second season heading into 2026. In his first year replacing Aaron Glenn, Sheppard had some ups and downs leading the defense.
The state of Florida has officially signed the “Teddy Bridgewater Act” into law, and it could completely change the future of high school sports across the state.
The Lions will attempt to return to the postseason in 2026 after finishing 9-8 and missing out on the playoffs altogether a season ago. It was a disappointing
The Detroit Lions made the unusual decision to skip a traditional rookie minicamp this offseason. Of course, that has only intensified the anticipation surrounding one specific newcomer ahead of organized team activities and mandatory minicamp.
General manager Brad Holmes and the Detroit Lions have been busy drafting new talent and working out extensions for existing players amid the NFL offseason.
Remember when the Detroit Lions took all that flak for selecting linebacker Jack Campbell with pick No. 18 in the 2023 NFL Draft? Those who ripped Detroit must now feel silly.
The Detroit Lions announced they officially signed WR Cedrick Wilson on Wednesday. Wilson, 30, is a former sixth-round pick of the Cowboys back in 2018.
Undrafted free agents sign standard three-year contracts that are worth whatever the minimum salary is in those years. In 2026, the standard UDFA deal is worth $3.1 million.
Lions third-year offensive lineman Christian Mahogany may be the frontrunner to start at left guard, but he will have to battle for the job. Mahogany will face “real competition” from Ben Bartch and Miles Frazier, per Colton Pouncy of The Athletic.