The Detroit Lions should have second-round rookie Derrick Moore available for his NFL debut when they open the season against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday.
The Detroit Lions were dealt crushing injury news on Thursday about one of their free-agent signings from the spring. Detroit announced that edge rusher Payton Turner has been placed on injured reserve and will be out for the 2026 season.
The Detroit Lions’ rookie class has been a major topic of discussion at training camp, as several members of the group are already making impacts and fighting for starting roles.
Bears WR Luther Burden III enters the second year of his career after recording 47 receptions for 652 yards and two touchdowns. Chicago QB Caleb Williams highly praised Burden’s ability to make defenders miss, catch every pass, and run great routes. “He makes the first guy miss, every time,” Williams said, via BearsWire.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Detroit Lions defensive end Derrick Moore left Sunday's training camp early and is being evaluated for a groin injury, according to reports. The specifics of what led Moore to leave practice early are not known, but the second-round pick is set to undergo evaluation on the severity of the ailment.
The Detroit Lions 2026 NFL rookie draft class is set to report to the team's Allen Park Performance Center on Saturday July 25. Detroit's draft class, especially the first two picks, have the potential to contribute to Dan Campbell's squad early in their careers.
When Detroit Lions training camp begins, plenty of eyes will be on this year's crop of rookies. In Blake Miller, the team has an offensive lineman they hope will develop into a mainstay up front.
Detroit Lions fans keep asking about the remaining free agents. I broke down the biggest names still available, who actually fits Detroit’s roster, and which popular targets don’t make much sense.
Detroit Lions edge rusher room has more depth than it’s had in years. One rookie may be generating plenty of excitement, but his path to a starting role could take longer than many fans expect.
The Detroit Lions' roster understands the significant importance of how winning battles in the trenches will help the team achieve many of their goals for the upcoming 2026 season.
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The Detroit Lions On SI staff previews Day 3 of the 2026 NFL Draft for the Lions, including examining the sleeper picks Detroit could target. 1. What do you think of the Derrick Moore selection?
The Lions were never going to get a shot at Derrick Moore if they didn’t trade up. The team right behind them really wanted him The Detroit Lions finally have that edge rusher that their fans have been clamoring for in Michigan edge Derrick Moore.