If the Detroit Lions' tight end room were a knife, it'd be down to the nub right now with both Sam LaPorta (back) and Brock Wright (Trachea) out for the foreseeable future and possibly the rest of the season altogether.
Detroit Lions fans are not having a good time right now. Because of that, they're asking for mock drafts. While there are still 14 different ways the Lions can make the playoffs, I am still addicted to doing mock drafts, so I will be those people's huckleberry.
Over the years, Lions’ GM Brad Holmes has developed a reputation as a master draft strategist. His 2022 and 2023 draft classes are among the best in the NFL.
Look, I get it. I 100% understand what Detroit Lions GM Brad Holmes was trying to do this offseason. There was one thing that Lions fans wanted more than anything in the offseason, and that was an edge rusher.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The Detroit Lions' offensive line did not have their best game on Sunday night against the Philadelphia Eagles, and it has a lot of fans wondering if the Lions are going to go heavy on the offensive line in the 2026 NFL Draft.
There's no doubt about it, Sunday night's loss for the Detroit Lions was a rough one. They went out against a really good Eagles team, and we found out who the better team was.
Despite wishes from fans, Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes decided to stand pat at the trade deadline. Many Lions fans have expressed their annoyance with Holmes for not making any big-time moves at the trade deadline, like he did last season by acquiring former defensive end Za'Daris Smith from the Cleveland Browns.
The Detroit Lions have a measured approach in how they address player acquisition. Despite obvious needs, the team did not execute a trade at the deadline.
The Detroit Lions front office was ultimately not able to execute at a trade at this year's deadline. Throughout the afternoon, there were several deals executed by other teams, but general manager Brad Holmes was not able to pull of a move to improve the team.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Look, it's not lost on me what kind of comments this story will get. There will be plenty of "but they won a Super Bowl" type stuff, and that's fine. For the Eagles fans who found their way here, this isn't a "Lions are better than the Eagles" article.
In Brad Holmes’ first four years as the general manager of the Detroit Lions, he has been an active dealer both at the trade deadline and during the draft.
The Detroit Lions are rumored to be focusing on adding at at least two positions on the defensive side of the ball ahead of the trade deadline and one of them is a surprise.
Over the last few years, Detroit has established a clear draft philosophy under GM Brad Holmes -- take the best football player available, regardless of position.
The Lions acquired notable pass-rushing help before last season’s trade deadline in landing Za’Darius Smith from the Browns. A year later, the Lions could address the same area.
Even without coordinators Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn, the song remains the same for the Detroit Lions. Dan Campbell has his team looking like a Super Bowl contender once again, but the lack of talent at the cornerback position threatens to sink Detroit's ship once again.
There weren't many positives for Detroit Lions fans to take away from their team's Week 1 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Detroit got outplayed by its division rival in almost every area, losing by a final score of 27-13.
The NFL season is rapidly approaching, and the last major hurdle before the year begins has been passed. On Tuesday, teams trimmed their roster down to a total of 53 players.
Lions general manager Brad Holmes indicated that he doesn't plan for Aidan Hutchinson to play on the fifth-year option for 2026 attached to his rookie deal.
Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes wanted to make it clear that he was not afraid, if the time was right, to make a move to improve the 53-man roster.
Since taking over as the general manager of the Detroit Lions, Brad Holmes has done a pretty great job of building the squad through the draft. This year, Holmes oversaw his fifth NFL Draft.
Lions GM Brad Holmes said in a radio interview on Wednesday morning that he’s been keeping in touch with DE Za’Darius Smith and the veteran remains a candidate to return to Detroit. “There’s obviously still interest there,” Holmes said via Rainer Sabin of the Detroit Free Press.
The NFC North features some awesome rivalries. There's none better than the Chicago Bears-Green Bay Packers feud. It's the oldest rivalry in the sport, after all.
With a week until this year's NFL Draft, the Detroit Lions still haven't solved their need for an edge rusher. That has many expecting them to select one in the first round of the upcoming draft.