For a franchise that just recorded its fourth straight winning season — something it hadn’t done since the 1950s — last season was a bummer for the Detroit Lions.
The Detroit Lions could find their next big contributors in the 2026 NFL Draft, and it may not have to be only in the first-round. Over the three-day event, the Lions will get the opportunity to add talent across the seven rounds.
When the opportunity arose to become the offensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions, Drew Petzing didn’t need much convincing. In fact, after diving into
Kerby Joseph only played six games last season for the Detroit Lions due to a knee injury. With the offseason in full swing, head coach Dan Campbell provided an update on Joseph’s status.
Lions left tackle Taylor Decker headed into the offseason considering retirement, but he will return in 2026. In an Instagram post on Tuesday, Decker announced that he will stick around for an 11th season.
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After some time deliberating his future, Lions left tackle Taylor Decker announced he'll return for an 11th season with Detroit in 2026 on Tuesday. Decker,
The Detroit Lions had a disappointing season, finishing 9‑8 and missing the NFL playoffs just one year after winning 15 games and earning the top seed in the NFC.
The Detroit Lions on Tuesday got some good news from one of their most important players. Offensive tackle Taylor Decker posted a photo of himself on Instagram Tuesday with a caption from scripture.
Per Colton Pouncy, Lions LT Taylor Decker announced on his Instagram that he’s returning for his 11th season in the league in 2026. Earlier this offseason, Decker said he was unsure about returning for another year after dealing with a shoulder injury for most of the 2025 season.
The Detroit Lions took a big step back during the 2025 season. Detroit missed the playoffs for the first time since 2022, finishing the regular season 9-8.
The Detroit Lions are going to take their time and work back their injured players in a systematic manner. For safeties Kerby Joseph and Brian Branch, both are working diligently throughout the rehabiliation process.
Brad Holmes and the Detroit Lions front office are facing their most challenging spring yet. With multiple high-cost extensions looming amid a salary cap that’s already stretched beyond the limit, Holmes is scrambling to create additional cap space.
The Detroit Lions are at the 2026 NFL Combine this week, looking for their next crop of draft picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, but there's a lot more going on right now.
It's the thing that every Detroit Lions fan has on their minds at this point in the offseason. What is going to happen with David Montgomery? Not long ago, Brad Holmes talked about the possibility of trading him, and then at the Pro Bowl, Jahmyr Gibbs said it was all essentially up to Montgomery.
For the first time in more than a decade, the Detroit Lions will be taking their talents to the international stage. On Tuesday, the team announced that it would be traveling from the Motor City to Munich this fall to player a 2026 regular season game in Germany.
The Detroit Lions will play an international game in Munich during the 2026 NFL season, marking the franchise’s first overseas appearance since a 2015 game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Wembley Stadium in London.
Amon-Ra St. Brown says playing in Germany with the Detroit Lions will be a special moment in his NFL career. The Lions are set to host a regular-season game in Munich in 2026 as part of the league’s international series.
We are approaching the end of my mock draft series for the Detroit Lions. Each one has covered a single position. I have already selected tackles, interior linemen, wide receivers, and running backs.
The Detroit Lions will play a regular-season game in Germany in 2026 as the NFL continues to expand its international presence. The team has confirmed it will host one of its 17 games in Munich at the home of FC Bayern Munich.
When the Detroit Lions lost offensive coordinator Ben Johnson to the Chicago Bears head coaching job, fans were understandably nervous. Johnson had orchestrated one of the league’s most potent offenses, and replacing him seemed like a tall order.