The Detroit Lions entered training camp with needs at edge rusher and offensive tackle, and those two positions remain concerns for the team a week into camp.
The Detroit Lions have gotten rolling in training camp. Friday will mark the third day of camp for the Lions, as they have hit the ground running to start Dan Campbell's sixth year as head coach.
The Detroit Lionswrapped up their first week of training camp practices on Friday, and a common theme of the week was wide receiver Jameson Williams consistently making plays.
Detroit Lions safety has been working all offseason for the opportunity to return from a knee injury suffered in the 2025 season. Depending on the severity of his condition, there has been growing speculation his playing career could be in serious jeopardy.
The Detroit Lions wrapped up the first week of training camp on Friday, as Dan Campbell's squad will take the day off on Saturday before returning to the field on Sunday.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Thus far in training camp, the Detroit Lions – led by sixth-year head man Dan Campbell – have already witnessed a duo of unheralded players stand out While
One of the benefits of experience is the ability to adapt quickly to changes and still perform at a high level. One of the early Detroit Lions training highlights, through the first three practices, has been the play of wide receiver Jameson Williams.
Detroit Lions may have already decided one of the defense’s most important jobs. Dan Campbell’s comments provided the biggest hint yet. The Detroit Lions are making a significant shift in their defensive scheme, and Dan Campbell may have tipped the hand on a key piece of the puzzle.
The Detroit Lions hit the practice field for their third day of training camp practices. Unfortunately, two key members of the defense were not able to conclude practice.
Detroit Lions’ Bubble Pressure Meter is back after Week 1 of training camp. Several players are climbing, one seat just got much hotter, and a few names may already be safer than expected.
The Detroit Lions have made a change at the tight end position prior to the start of their third day of training camp practice. Additionally, they activated an offensive lineman expected to compete for a starting role.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
The Detroit Lions announced they have signed TE Anthony Firkser to a contract. In correspondence, the Lions have waived TE Zach Horton. Firkser, 31, originally signed on with the Jets as an undrafted free agent out of Harvard back in 2017.
Detroit Lions’ Tyler Lacy keeps making it harder to call him a bubble player. At this point, I may have to rethink where he belongs on the 53-man roster.
The Detroit Lions will have to wait just a little bit longer for the training camp debut of defensive back Christian Izien. Signed from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on a one-year contract this offseason, Izien began camp on the Non Football Illness list while dealing with the flu.
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell has his focus set on bringing the team back into the ranks of the NFL's best. A down season in 2025 led to some concerns, and an offseason of change has he team facing some critics.
Detroit Lions’ Inside the Den finally showed what really happened during the 2026 NFL Draft. Several long-running draft debates can finally be put to rest.
The New York Jets are not denying their interest in a cornerback currently facing serious felony charges, though they are downplaying just how far that interest goes.
The Detroit Lions will be banking on tight end Sam LaPorta to post a bounce-back season in 2026. Back surgery limited LaPorta to just nine games last year, but the Iowa product is fully healthy at training camp and is ready to return as a difference-maker in the passing attack for quarterback Jared Goff.
Brad Holmes has done an extremely commendable job building the Detroit Lions’ roster, transforming the franchise from a cellar-dwelling, dormant organization
Having assembled perhaps the NFL’s best safety duo, the Lions have not seen it at full strength in a while. Both Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph are weeks away from returning to practice; their recently announced stays on the active/PUP list figure to last a while.
Atlanta Falcons star Bijan Robinson and Detroit Lions standout Jahmyr Gibbs both held out of training camp practices Wednesday, creating buzz around two of the NFL's premier young running backs.
The Detroit Lions announced they have released DL Jay Tufele. Additionally, the Lions have placed DB Christian Izien on the Active/Non-Football Illness list and OL Christian Mahogany on the Active/Non-Football Injury list.
There's an elephant in the room for Dan Campbell and the Detroit Lions. Well, it's more like a question in the room that nobody wants to think about right now.