The Detroit Lions have built one of the most formidable offensive lines in football, but maintaining that dominance requires constant attention. With free agency looming, reports suggest General Manager Brad Holmes is looking to bolster the trenches, and he might be looking within the division to do it.
On Thursday, we learned that the Detroit Lions are doing their homework on free agency offensive tackles. That changes things quite a bit since tackle was expected to be the big thing the Lions would do in the 2026 NFL Draft.
New Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Drew Petzing has worked with many offensive coaches who are among the most respected at the highest level of professional football.
On Thursday, we learned on the annual conference call with NFL Network's draft expert and insider Daniel Jeremiah that the Lions have been doing homework on free agent offensive tackles ahead of the tampering period opening up on March 9th.
NFL free agency is 17 days away, and the Detroit Lions are expected to be active this year. But first, there's the NFL Combine. Which brings us the annual pre-NFL Combine conference call with NFL Network's draft expert and insider Daniel Jeremiah.
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The word is out, the Detroit Lions could be in the market for help on the offensive line. According to NFL analyst Daniel Jeremiah, the Lions are doing their due dilligence on the class of tackles set to be free agents when the new league year begins.
The Detroit Lions may eventually play their rival Chicago Bears in a different State other than Illinois. At Soldier Field this past season, Detroit was able to close out the regular season with a victory, giving head coach Dan Campbell another winning season in Motown.
Although the Lions’ pre-draft projections have focused primarily on rebuilding the offensive line or selecting an EDGE, one critical need is fixing Detroit’s battered secondary.
The Detroit Lions are still awaiting the decision of veteran left tackle Taylor Decker regarding his playing future. Speaking to reporters during a draft videoconference, NFL draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah was asked about his assessment on the tackle class and to share who he believes Detroit could target at pick No.
During Daniel Jeremiah’s pre-NFL Scouting Combine conference call, he said the Lions have been “sniffing hard” around the free agent OT class, per Jeff Risdon.
The Detroit Lions are going to prioritize the center position this offseason, given the importance of the offensive line getting back on track in 2026.
The Detroit Lions are going to have to figure out how veteran running back David Montgomery fits into their plans. Recently, ESPN created a list of players on each NFL team that need a change of scenery.
Another day, another Detroit Lions mock draft. After covering offensive tackles, interior offensive line, edge rushers, and linebackers, I am now turning my focus to cornerbacks.
Entering 2026, it is clear that Aidan Hutchinson will need backup in the Detroit Lions defensive ends meeting room. With Al-Quadin Muhammad likely moving
The 2026 NFL Combine is going down in Indianapolis next week, and there will be a ton of NFL-ready talent in the building for this one. The Lions are going to be on the lookout for multiple positions in this draft.
The 2026 NFL Combine is going down in Indianapolis next week, and there will be a ton of NFL-ready talent in the building for this one. The Lions are going to be on the lookout for multiple positions in this draft, but tackle has to be the number one spot they're watching for.
The Detroit Lions have a need on the interior offensive line, and a potential solution has become available. On Wednesday, longtime Cleveland Browns starting guard Wyatt Teller announced on social media that he would not be returning to the team and will become a free agent.
After a decade of leadership, Rod Wood is stepping down as team president/CEO of the Detroit Lions, setting the stage for one of the most important front-office
After 10 years of service with the Lions, team president/CEO Rod Wood will be retiring from his position in Detroit. He will remain with the team until a “global search” led by Russell Reynolds Associates finds his replacement.
Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff took to social media to acknowledge the retirement of former Los Angeles Rams teammate Robert Woods, offering a simple but heartfelt reaction as the wide receiver closed the chapter on his NFL career.
A big name may hit the trade market as the NFL offseason commences in 2026. Miami Dolphins safety Minkah Fitzpatrick is reportedly being made available for other teams, according to NFL reports Wednesday.
The Detroit Lions will be losing someone influential in their organization, as team president and CEO Rod Wood will be retiring before the 2026 season, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
A major shakeup is happening for the Detroit Lions as the team announced on Wednesday that team president Rod Wood will be retiring. Here's what we know at this point.
The Detroit Lions took a big step back during the 2025 season. Detroit missed the playoffs after finishing the regular season 9-8 at the bottom of the NFC North standings.
Goff put up monster numbers in 2025: 4,564 passing yards, 34 touchdowns, and a 105.5 passer rating. That was good enough for second in the NFL. But the Lions still went from 15-2 the year before to just 9-8, and they didn’t even make the playoffs.