The 2024 season will go down as a big dose of "what might have been" for Detroit Lions defensive end Aidan Hutchinson. Before suffering a broken fibula and tibia in his left leg in the fifth game of the season against the Dallas Cowboys, he had 7.5 sacks.
The Detroit Lions have a history of finding undrafted free agents who earn spots on their active roster. Under Dan Campbell, the Lions have created a culture built around competitiveness and giving opportunities to the best option.
The Detroit Lions added seven players through the NFL draft that they hope will help them clear the final hurdles on their journey to a championship. General manager Brad Holmes has received mixed reviews initially for the class he compiled.
The Lions enter the 2025 season looking the right the wrongs of their 2024 collapse. Detroit had a dominant 15-2 record in the regular season, despite having a league-high 16 players on injured reserve entering the playoffs, 13 of them coming on defense.
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' 2025 draft class has now been analyzed a myriad of ways by supporters, NFL draft analysts and writers. Since the team waited until the sixth-round to draft a defensive end, some pundits believed general manager Brad Holmes waited too long to address their biggest need and roster weakness.
While the world focused on the NFL Draft, the Detroit Lions front office quietly exercised fifth-year options for Aidan Hutchinson and Jameson Williams.
The Detroit Lions have the best center in the game with Frank Ragnow. I don't at all think that's a wild take. The thing about Ragnow is that, as good as he is, he's not going to play forever.
Not everyone is a fan of how the Detroit Lions approached the draft, but many have come around in the aftermath of the process to praise some of the franchise's various selections.
The Detroit Lions will hold their rookie mini-camp next weekend, and we'll get a chance to see what some of these rookies look like with the team and hear from them, too. The Lions will get a chance to try some players out as well.
The 2025 NFL Draft has come and gone, which means it’s time now to look at the way-too-early 2026 mock drafts. These mock drafts have had Brad Holmes and the Detroit Lions drafting anywhere from No.
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With the conclusion of the 2025 NFL Draft, the Detroit Lions have a few players entering their rookie years who could earn starts at some point in the regular season.
Detroit Lions Aidan Hutchinson is highlighted in a very promising workout video recently posted by Impact Sports Performance on social media. Jim Kielbaso, author, speed & strength coach and owner of Impact Sports Performance, posted, "Out the cage.
The Detroit Lions left the 2025 NFL Draft without a premier edge-rusher, but that doesn't mean they didn't try to land one. As Mike Payton of A to Z Sports points out, Lions GM Brad Holmes made some interesting comments.
The Detroit Lions begin rookie minicamp on May 9, and that will give them their first opportunity to evaluate this year's crop of draft picks. The seven-player class offers plenty of intrigue, as it's full of players who could wind up being reliable contributors in short order.
The NFL Draft is when hundreds of football players from around the country see their dreams realized, but it can be hard for some of them to part ways with their allegiances from college.
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.
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.
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 announced they have waived WR Antoine Green. Green, 25, was a seventh-round pick to the Lions in 2023 out of North Carolina. He signed a four-year, $4 million rookie deal through 2026 but was let go in August with an injury designation.
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.