The Detroit Lions have a lot of work to do after a disappointing 2025 campaign. Detroit finished the regular season 9-8 and missed the playoffs for the first time in several seasons.
The Detroit Lions are continuing to monitor the rehabilitation of safety Kerby Joseph. Appearing on the "Lions Collective" podcast earlier this week, general manager Brad Holmes was asked about the progress the former fourth-round pick has made from a left knee injury that derailed his 2025 season.
The Dan Campbell-led Detroit Lions missed the playoffs last season, finishing dead last in the NFC North. That doesn’t automatically put the head coach on the hot seat, but with expectations piling up, the pressure is definitely starting to build as the team continues to fall short (still no Super Bowl).
The Detroit Lions have made a flurry of moves throughout free agency, but there are still areas where the team has questions with the NFL Draft just under a month away.
Right now, we're stuck in the middle of a limbo between free agency and the 2026 NFL Draft. This is the perfect time to run a what-if scenario that might explain to Detroit Lions fans just how badly they don't want the thing they think they want.
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.
The Lions have shifted their offensive line around this offseason, releasing LT Taylor Decker and signing Dolphins OT Larry Borom from the Dolphins. Decker started 140 games at left tackle in his 10 years in Detroit, while Borom made 11 starts last season at right tackle.
History shows that teams can never have too much quarterback talent and that it's often a good idea for a club to develop a younger signal-caller just in case the first-choice option at the position goes down.
Oddly, one of the more complained-about things when it comes to the Detroit Lions' free agency haul this offseason is about how long the terms of the deals they've been signing players to are.
The Detroit Lions haven't had the most awe-inspiring offseason. Outside of inking center Cade Mays to a free-agent deal, they haven't made a single high-impact
The Lions and general manager Brad Holmes have done an outstanding job of drafting in recent years, and as a result, they’ve had to be a bit more frugal in free agency this offseason.
After missing the playoffs, the Detroit Lions are evaluating all aspects of their organization. That includes special teams. Detroit has re-signed kicker Jake Bates, via Adam Schefter of ESPN.
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.
The Detroit Lions announced they re-signed K Jake Bates to a contract extension on Wednesday. Detroit tendered Bates a contract as an exclusive rights contract earlier this month, which is essentially a one-year minimum contract based on the number of accrued seasons a player has.
Since the beginning of the Dan Campbell-Brad Holmes era, the Detroit Lions have become known for rewarding their own players with new contracts. As a result of this strategy, several core members of the roster have cashed in on lucrative contract extensions. For starters, All-Pro right tackle Penei Sewell and All-Pro wide receiver Amon-Ra St.
The first wave of free agency in the NFL has come and gone. Players across the league have cashed in everywhere. Teams have mostly made their “big” moves and are turning their attention towards next month’s draft.
The Detroit Lions had a disappointing 2025 season. A ruthless first place schedule caused the Lions to stumble and finish last in the NFC North. However, there is still plenty to like about this team.
The Detroit Lions are looking to fortify a defense that has been battered by injuries over the last two seasons. Detroit has lost several key players to injury over the last two seasons, which has inhibited the overall performance.
It's spring football time! The UFL will have its opening weekend this Friday, and it's time to set the table and think about some of the players the Lions might look to sign after the UFL season, and give them a shot at camp.
The Detroit Lions have made it a mission to improve their interior offensive line, which was the weakest area last season. After releasing Graham Glasgow, Detroit signed Cade Mays and acquired Juice Scruggs from the Houston Texans.
The Detroit Lions announced they have signed G Ben Bartch to a contract. He had previously taken a free agent visit with the Lions. Bartch, 28, was a fourth-round pick by the Jaguars out of St John’s back in 2020.
The Detroit Lions have had a much more active free agency period than we're used to seeing as of late. They signed 11 new players. That's the most since 2021.
In one of the busiest free agency periods of the Brad Holmes / Dan Campbell era, the Detroit Lions acquired 12 new free agents while losing or releasing more than a dozen players.
The Detroit Lions have been among the best teams at the league at identifying and developing homegrown talent. However, the looming contract extensions
Host Mike Valenti of Detroit’s 97.1 The Ticket recently generated headlines when he said on the air that he had heard that "there are definite differences of opinions in roster construction" between Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes and head coach Dan Campbell.
Teddy Bridgewater has a sense of humor about the bizarre scandal that led to a suspension from his high school coaching job. Bridgewater is joining the Detroit Lions for a third stint as their backup quarterback, and the deal was finalized and announced on Monday.