The Detroit Lions hosted four veteran free agents for visits on Monday, per the NFL transaction wire. Previous reports had indicated they were signing three of these players to contracts.
The Detroit Lions hosted free agent guard Ben Bartch on a visit on Monday, according to the league's official transaction report. He actually began his collegiate career at Saint John's (Minnesota) playing at the tight end position before switching to the offensive line.
New Detroit Lions cornerback Roger McCreary is looking forward to the opportunity to be coached by head man Dan Campbell. The sixth-year head coach is a former player who has garnered the respect of many players across the National Football League.
During the NFL free agency period, Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes has not simply brought back many of the team's own free agents, as veterans Alex Anzalone, Amik Robertaon, Kalif Raymond and Al-Quadin Muhammad have departed.
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.
Slay spent the first seven years of his career with the Detroit Lions after being selected in the second round of the 2013 NFL Draft before being traded to Philadelphia ahead of the 2020 season.
We still have a very long way to go before the Detroit Lions have a real-life depth chart. But now is a good time to take a breath and look at what things can look like.
We talked earlier about how the Detroit Lions are moving toward a new blueprint. The move is all about youth, value, and being smart in the market. The idea is that you're looking for a player who can come in and do more than just contribute, but be a premium depth piece who can make things happen when they get on the field.
The Detroit Lions entered the 2026 offseason with clear expectations after a disappointing 2025 campaign that saw them finish at the bottom of the NFC North.
Has anyone noticed that the Detroit Lions are doing things way differently right now? Of course you have. Hop onto social media, and you'll see a lot of Lions fans wondering what the heck is going on right now.
The Detroit Lions have made several moves to address their shortcomings through the first week of free agency. After finishing at the bottom of the NFC North in what was an underwhelming 2025 season, the Lions still hold high expectations and believe they can get right back into the mix of contenders.
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.
Ok, one week of free agency is in the books for the Detroit Lions, and it's time to take a look at what they did and give out some grades. First, let's
Detroit Lions cornerback Ennis Rakestraw took to social media over this past weekend to share that he was fully healthy and that he has been feeling quite well since December.
The first wave of free agency is in the books, and the Detroit Lions signed seven players. They have a lot of money left, and they're not likely done yet.
The Detroit Lions had a productive first week of free agency, even though they did not make many splash signings. General manager Brad Holmes had remained steadfast in his desire to use free agency to fill holes, but not to simply hand out a bunch of lucrative, long-term contracts.
The Detroit Lions On SI staff examines how Brad Holmes and the Lions fared during the first week of free agency. Christian Booher: I'm not super surprised that the Lions elected to take the route they did in free agency.
A tumultuous week of NFL free agency cost the Lions an unusually large number of talented teammates. However, Brad Holmes made some cost-effective, savvy moves that significantly strengthened the Lions’ secondary and offensive line.
The Detroit Lions have committed to Cade Mays as the team's center of the future. On the first day of the NFL's legal tampering period, the Lions agreed to a three-year pact with the offensive lineman, reportedly worth up to $25 million in total.
Even after the initial wave of free agency, the Detroit Lions still have a handful of familiar faces on the market who could realistically return to the
The first week of free agency has not disappointed. Players all across the NFL have found new homes and earned plenty of money. Some have stayed with their current teams.
The Detroit Lions had a rather disappointing 2025 NFL season. After going 15-2 in 2024, Detroit took a significant step back last year. Of course, a step back was expected.
The Detroit Lions made a notable addition to their offense during the early wave of free agency by acquiring running back Isiah Pacheco. The move quickly drew praise from around the NFL, including strong approval from former quarterback and analyst Robert Griffin III.
Free agency often focuses on blockbuster trades and massive contracts, but championship rosters are built on depth, reliability, and culture. The Detroit Lions demonstrated this philosophy by re-signing veteran wide receiver Tom Kennedy.
The hits keep on coming for the Detroit Lions. The Lions have been hemorrhaging players since free agency started on Monday. Detroit has already lost Alex Anzalone, Amik Robertson, Roy Lopez, Kalif Raymond, and Kyle Allen to other teams.