The Detroit Lions lost star center Frank Ragnow to retirement on Monday after Ragnow announced his body was not holding up the way he wanted it this spring.
Detroit Lions offensive line coach Hank Fraley was a finalist for the Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator job, but he explained why coming back to Detroit was the right move.
When Hank Fraley took an in-person interview with the Seattle Seahawks for their offensive coordinator vacancy, the possibility of the Detroit Lions needing a new offensive line coach became very real.
After Detroit Lions offensive line coach Hank Fraley opted to stay put, the Seattle Seahawks have shifted their sights on another standout coach from the NFC North division as they pursue a new offensive coordinator.
This week has been a whirlwind for the Detroit Lions' coaching staff. They lost both their offensive and defensive coordinators to head coaching jobs with other organizations within a few days of being eliminated from the playoffs.
Hank Fraley will not be the next offensive coordinator of the Seattle Seahawks, according to NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero. Bump: Two ways the next Seattle Seahawks OC can help Geno Smith Pelissero reported Friday that the Lions are promoting Fraley to run game coordinator in addition to his prior duties as offensive line coach.
The Detroit Lions have seen a major staff exodus this offseason, but they got some good news on Friday. Offensive line coach Hank Fraley, a candidate for multiple offensive coordinator openings, is staying with the Lions.
Now well into their third week in the search for a new offensive coordinator, the Seattle Seahawks have interviewed a trio of candidates twice and five candidates total, but coach Mike Macdonald and general manager John Schneider have yet to make a hire.
Though his name has been linked to multiple teams over the past 48 hours, following a second interview with the Seattle Seahawks, dominos continue to fall in favor of Detroit Lions offensive line coach Hank Fraley joining Mike Macdonald's staff as the new offensive coordinator.
If you are one of the many Chicago Bears fans hoping that new head coach Ben Johnson will snag Detroit Lions offensive line coach Hank Fraley to be the team's offensive coordinator, I have some bad news.
Things are moving quickly for the Detroit Lions coaching staff now that their season is over. Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is gone, defensive line coach Terrell Williams might be too and offensive line coach Hank Fraley looks like a serious candidate for another team's offensive coordinator post.
Hold onto your hats Detroit Lions fans. We could be looking at a full-on mass exodus for the Lions coaching staff. Ben Johnson has already left for the
Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is gone to be the head coach of the Chicago Bears. Defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn may be the New York Jets head coach before the day ends on Tuesday.
ESPN’s Dan Graziano reports the Seahawks are hosting Lions OL coach Hank Fraley for a second interview for their vacant OC position on Tuesday. The following
After interviewing a pair of candidates for their offensive coordinator vacancy a second time on Friday, the Seattle Seahawks can now aggressively shift focus back to zeroing in on Detroit Lions offensive line coach Hank Fraley for the position if they wish.
Seattle Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald has moved quickly to line up candidates for the vacant offensive coordinator position on his staff. On Friday, Detroit
The Detroit Lions of course have two assistant coaches in demand for head coaching interviews (Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn), and that demand from other teams has extended to the front office.
A year ago, the Seahawks gave Shane Waldron permission to pursue other jobs. This led to Waldron beating out Thomas Brown for the Bears’ OC job. But Brown was left standing by season’s end, moving up two rungs on the ladder after Waldron’s OC ouster.
According to Tom Pelissero, the Seahawks are scheduled to interview Lions OL coach Hank Fraley for their offensive coordinator job on Friday. Pelissero notes Seattle wants to improve their rushing attack in 2025, which Fraley helped the Lions develop.
Here it is. The 2024 NFL Draft is tomorrow and we will finally find out who the Detroit Lions are going to be selecting. Before we get to that, it's time to take one more stab at the predicting the Lions moves. To best do that, we're going to have to look at what the Lions have been telling us during the draft process.