The Detroit Lions are digging themselves out of a bit of a hole as they try to come back from ending their 2025-26 season at the bottom of the NFC North.
When the Detroit Lions made the decision to decline the fifth-year option on linebacker Jack Campbell, many pundits took to social media to share why off-ball linebackers must be categorized differently than edge rushers in the compensation formula.
The Detroit Lions are set to play a fourth-place schedule in 2026 due to their finish last season. Following a 9-8 season in 2025, the team found themselves in last place in the NFC North division for the first time in a couple of years.
The Detroit Lions surprised some by choosing not to target a tight end with one of their seven overall picks in the 2026 NFL Draft. Following the conclusion of the three-day marquee NFL event, the team was able to ink Tennessee Volunteers tight end Miles Kitselman to the roster as undrafted free agent.
The Lions may have found themselves a premium backup quarterback in Luke Atlmeyer I think the Detroit Lions had a really good draft haul in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Despite drafting or signing players in these guys’ positions, we still believe the Lions see a future with them Now that the 2026 NFL Draft is over, it’s time to take a look at the roster and think about some of the guys that the Lions aren’t likely to be giving up on after the draft.
The Detroit Lions did add cornerback help in the NFL Draft, but it was later than some expected. In the fifth-round, the Lions found excellent value with the selection of Arizona State’s Keith Abney II.
The Isaac TeSlaa trade, which a lot of Lions fans hated, wound up giving them some pretty good players Now that the 2026 NFL Draft is over and finalized, all of the Lions’ recent trades are finalized as well.
Everyone is talking about the consensus boards right now. How did the Lions do against it? One of the biggest conversations coming out for the 2026 NFL Draft was that of the consensus boards.
The Detroit Lions are set to move deeper into the offseason in the coming weeks. After the NFL Draft reached its conclusion, the Lions are preparing for the next phase of the offseason.
The early-round picks get most of the headlines, but the later rounds are where championships are often built. These 25 late-round picks from the 2026 draft have a chance to make impacts as rookies and beyond.
The filing landed in Los Angeles County Superior Court on a Monday, and the number at the center of it stopped people cold. Not $83 million, the contract Jameson Williams signed with the Detroit Lions.
Three different contract projections that make up for the money lost by the Lions not picking up Campbell’s fifth-year option The Detroit Lions surprised a lot of people outside of Detroit, and basically nobody in Detroit, when they didn’t pick up All-Pro linebacker Jack Campbell’s fifth-year option.
Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes finally put some resources into the team's edge-rusher position when he traded up to land Michigan edge-rusher Derrick Moore as the team's No.
The Detroit Lions On SI staff examines how well Penei Sewell will transition to left tackle. 1. What position should Lions target with remaining open roster spots?
Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold revealed in a series of police interviews and incident reports why he had such a large sum of money in a Florida rental.
The Detroit Lions were busy adding help in areas of need during the NFL Draft. General manager Brad Holmes made the most of his seven selections, targeting many of the areas where they needed more depth.
You know that feeling when you've been following an NFL franchise for years, maybe even decades, and that team keeps making the same mistakes, over and over? That's an affliction that the Detroit Lions broke during the NFL Draft.
The NFL Draft is over, and now the Detroit Lions' focus is on building out their 90-man roster for training camp. Detroit made seven selections in the draft, and has reportedly agreed to deals with a number of undrafted free agents.
The Detroit Lions front office and coaching staff took a long, hard look at their process and their decisions over the course of the last 12-16 months.
Detroit’s decision around fifth-year options made one thing clear: the Lions are strict about how they assign value across their squad. They were happy to commit $14.29 million to Jahmyr Gibbs for 2027 but turned down Jack Campbell’s $21.9 million option, even after his All-Pro campaign.
It was reported the Giants were expected to sign veteran DT D.J. Reader following the draft after trading DT Dexter Lawrence to Cincinnati. Per Jordan Schultz, the Giants are “still very much in the mix” for Reader, but they have real competition from other teams.
The Lions reportedly made a split decision with their 2023 first-round draft selections, picking up running back Jahmyr Gibbs' fifth-year option but not All-Pro linebacker Jack Campbell's.
According to Dan Miller of Fox2, the Detroit Lions are picking up the fifth-year option of star running back Jahmyr Gibbs. He will now remain on the roster through at least the 2027 season.
Jameson Williams filed a noteworthy lawsuit that numerous other former college athletes may watch closely. According to the New York Post's Edward Lewis and Jeremy Louwerse, Williams filed a lawsuit against the NCAA, Big Ten, and SEC in Los Angeles County on Monday.