The Detroit Lions have released their official Week 4 injury designation report. Offensive guard Ben Bartch, who missed all week of practice dealing with a foot injury, has been ruled out of the Week 4 Sunday Night Football contest against the Carolina Panthers.
The Detroit Lions returned to the practice field on Thursday afternoon to resume their preparations for a Sunday Night Football contest against the Carolina Panthers.
The Detroit Lions suffered their first loss of the 2026 NFL season on Thursday night, falling to the Buffalo Bills 41-31 on the road. Detroit never held a lead against Buffalo, and there are a number of units to blame.
The Detroit Lions lost their starting left guard to an injury in the first half Sunday vs. the Saints. Christian Mahogany, a third-year player out of Boston College, left the season-opening tilt with what was initially reported as a knee injury.
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The Detroit Lions have held an open competition for the starting left guard spot for the entirety of camp, but the position battle seems to be pointing in one direction with the final preseason game approaching.
Detroit Lions depth chart projection ahead of training camp has one surprise on offense and one massive question on defense. Ben Bartch, Jackson Meeks, and the Lions’ biggest remaining roster battle all stand out as camp approaches.
Not long after hosting Ben Bartch on a visit, the Lions have a deal in place. The veteran guard signed with Detroit on Wednesday, according to a team announcement.
The Detroit Lions have announced their signing of former San Francisco 49ers offensive lineman Ben Bartch. Bartch entered the NFL as a fourth-round draft pick (116th overall) out of Saint John's (MN) in 2020, selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Offensive linemen Ben Bartch and Spencer Burford are two of the 11 former San Francisco 49ers unrestricted free agents still on the market. Both players met with other NFL teams on Monday, according to the NFL transaction wire.
The Detroit Lions hosted free agent guard Ben Bartch on a visit on Monday, according to the league's official transaction report. He actually began his collegiate career at Saint John's (Minnesota) playing at the tight end position before switching to the offensive line.
The Detroit Lions hosted four veteran free agents for visits on Monday, per the NFL transaction wire. Previous reports had indicated they were signing three of these players to contracts.
While most experts expect the 49ers to spend another first-round pick on a defenisve lineman this year, it's time for the 49ers to get serious about the other side of the trenches.
The San Francisco 49ers decided to go into the 2025 season with Ben Bartch projected to start at left guard despite 598 snaps on the field from 2022-24.
The San Francisco 49ers have claimed linebacker Garret Wallow off waivers from the Denver Broncos. To make room on the roster, the team placed offensive lineman Ben Bartch on the injured reserve list.
The depth on the offensive line has gotten thinner for the San Francisco 49ers. Starting/rotational left guard Ben Bartch is set to be placed on Injured Reserve with a foot sprain.
The San Francisco 49ers will be riding with what could be considered plan D when it comes to their left guard position. Kyle Shanahan announced that Ben Bartch will be going to the IR, effectively ending his season.
San Francisco 49ers left guard Ben Bartch is headed to injured reserve with a sprained foot and likely done for the season, head coach Kyle Shanahan confirmed.
Another player on the San Francisco 49ers is headed for Injured Reserve. Except this player is not a surprising one. Kyle Shanahan revealed on Monday via conference call that the 49ers are set to place starting offensive guard Ben Bartch on Injured Reserve.
Ben Bartch opened 2025 as the 49ers’ starting left guard, but he has missed most of the season since suffering a high ankle sprain in Week 2. He could be back in the lineup on Sunday.
One departed free agent from the San Francisco 49ers who was the easiest stomach was Aaron Banks. Typically, it is rough to have a multi-year starter leave.
The San Francisco 49ers appear much higher on Ben Bartch than most observers, which is why he kicks off our countdown of the most important players on the 2025 roster at No.
On Monday, the San Francisco 49ers re-signed offensive lineman Ben Bartch, ensuring he wouldn't become a free agent on March 12. According to OverTheCap.
The San Francisco 49ers have re-signed guard Ben Bartch to a one-year deal, preventing him from hitting free agency on March 12. The versatile lineman remains with the team for 2025.