After the 2025 NFL Draft, we talked a little bit about how the draft could affect some veterans' starting jobs, and we also talked about how some players could get released. With the latter on the remind, today we want to talk about the players the Lions probably aren't giving up on despite the draft.
Here is a look at where the Detroit Lions stand in the latest 2025 power rankings following the NFL Draft. Power ranking: 3rd Previous ranking: 3rd "Many of these draft classes have themes.
A detailed breakdown of the Detroit Lions’ 2025 draft class—as told by Lions GM Brad Holmes. We can stand here all we want and try to break down the Detroit Lions’ 2025 NFL Draft class all we want.
The Detroit Lions are currently the team to beat in the NFC North. After winning the division in back-to-back seasons, the three other teams have steadily worked to bridge the gap.
This week has presented a feeling that maybe Detroit Lions fans aren't totally used to. I can personally tell you that this is something I haven't seen a lot of or remember seeing.
The offseason brings reason for excitement, even for the NFL's bottom feeders. Here's a look at one roster add every fanbase should be excited about heading into the 2025 season.
The Detroit Lions made one of the most intriguing moves in the recently concluded 2025 NFL draft when they sent two 2026 third-round picks and a 2025 third-round pick to the Jacksonville Jaguars to move up by 32 notches on the board.
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell was in attendance with his wife at Ford Field for a sold out AC/DC concert. The capacity crowd of 45,000 enjoyed the classic hits on Wednesday evening and sang along with a band that has stood the test of time.
The Detroit Lions have finalized their 2025 NFL draft class. Over the coming months, the Lions will evaluate the best possible options for their final 53-man roster, which will be decided upon following the conclusion of training camp.
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Despite evidence a notable move needs to be made for an edge rusher this offseason, the Detroit Lions added Marcus Davenport, released Za'Darius Smith and used a Day 3 draft pick (Ahmed Hassanein) on the position.
After winning 15 games in 2024, the Detroit Lions weren't a team that needed to head into the 2025 NFL Draft with a huge sense of urgency to fill needs.
When the offseason schedules for each NFL team first came out earlier this offseason, the Detroit Lions had everything an offseason slate typically has at that point in time (Phase 1, 2 and 3 of OTAs, mandatory minicamp).
The Detroit Lions had one of the most polarizing hauls from the 2025 NFL Draft. Detroit has always done things a little differently under GM Brad Holmes.
It seems the Detroit Lions may have really tried to fix their biggest issue early in this year's NFL Draft. The team was expected to pursue an edge rusher early in the draft to give themselves a better option than Marcus Davenport to complement Aidan Hutchinson.
The Detroit Lions have made a significant alteration to their 2025 offseason schedule. After the league sent out the official offseason workout program
The Detroit Lions have received mixed reviews for their work in the 2025 NFL draft, but one thing most folks can agree on is that a major need was checked off along the offensive line.
Heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, with rumors surfacing around one player in particular, it was worth wondering if the Detroit Lions would end up trading anyone over the course of the three days.
The Detroit Lions have compensated Kerby Joseph at an elite level following a 2024 season in which he cemented himself amongst the league's best at the position.
The Detroit Lions' selection of Ohio State defensive tackle Tyleik Williams in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft raised some eyebrows, but he was still regarded by many as an early second-round talent.
You hate to see stuff like this happen. The Detroit Lions have waived former seventh-round pick Antoine Green. This move was necessary to bring the roster
Before this year's NFL Draft, many were expecting the Detroit Lions to beef up their front seven by selecting an edge rusher early on. They did address their front seven in the first round, but it was with a defensive tackle.
Aidan Hutchinson was on a Defensive Player of the Year track before he suffered a broken left leg in Week 6 last season. The addition of Za'Darius Smith helped the Lions' pass rush, but Hutchinson still led the team with 7.5 sacks despite playing less than five full games.
The Detroit Lions entered the 2025 NFL Draft riding the high of back-to-back playoff appearances. Of course, they also had clear priorities to address if they wanted to maintain their momentum.