The Detroit Lions’ season may have come to an end, but the excitement of the offseason has already kicked in.
The Detroit Lions swapped out practice squad running backs after an injury in Week 7. The Detroit Lions made two roster moves on Tuesday. The team placed running back Mohamed Ibrahim (hip) on the practice squad injured reserve.
The Detroit Lions announced they have waived RB Jermar Jefferson from injured reserve with a settlement. Jefferson, 23, is a former sixth-round pick of the Lions back in 2021.
The Detroit Lions coaching staff is expecting the competition for the third running back position to be quite the battle. Head coach Dan Campbell made
The Detroit Lions announced two roster moves ahead of their Week 18 game against the Green Bay Packers. The team announced on Saturday afternoon it is temporarily elevating running back Jermar Jefferson and cornerback Jarren Williams from the practice squad.
The Detroit Lions are making two roster elevations ahead of their Week 18 matchup with the Green Bay Packers. The Detroit Lions are elevating running back Jermar Jefferson and cornerback Jarren Williams from the practice squad to the game-day roster for their Week 18 matchup with Green Bay Packers.
The Detroit Lions have announced they’ve signed RB Jermar Jefferson to their practice squad. The full practice squad includes: WR Maurice Alexander LB Jarrad Davis TE Derrick Deese T Obinna Eze TE Garrett Griffin DL Bruce Hector LB James Houston RB Justin Jackson WR Tom Kennedy CB A.J.
In the one of the more comical scenes of this year's "Hard Knocks," Detroit Lions running back is down in agony after a workout band snapped, catching
The Lions have added some depth for their defensive line. Detroit has claimed Benito Jones off waivers, the team announced on Wednesday afternoon. Jones was let go from the Dolphins this week.
On Wednesday afternoon, after reports surfaced of several players were already decided to remain with the team, the Detroit Lions officially announced
The Detroit Lions' initial 53-man roster for the 2022 season has officially been released. And with it, comes both some highly expected and rather surprising decisions.
Lions second-year running back Jermar Jefferson saw minimal action as a rookie, but he knows the path to seeing the field more this year. With their final pick of the 2021 draft, the Detroit Lions took Oregon State running back Jermar Jefferson.
Seasons come and go, and with each passing season, the younger players on a team must step up. This is the case in Detroit for defensive end Levi Onwuzurike, linebacker Derrick Barnes and running back Jermar Jefferson.
It is a story of two teams headed in different directions, when Minnesota travels to Detroit this Sunday for the 121st meeting between these two teams.
While Jared Goff struggled, the Lions' ground game picked up the slack.
The Detroit Lions wanted to be much more explosive on offense after returning to practice this week. Following its bye week, Detroit's coaching staff
For running back Jermar Jefferson, playing time during his rookie season has been hard to come by. Playing behind Jamaal Williams and D'Andre Swift has
Jermar Jefferson is the only Lions’ 2021 draft pick who has not played this season, but could he make his debut on Sunday? The Detroit Lions have two capable running backs in D’Andre Swift and Jamaal Williams.
After inclement weather forced training camp practice inside, one member of the Detroit Lions' roster was forced to leave practice early. According to
Rookie running back Jermar Jefferson has caught the attention of media members during the first week of Detroit Lions training camp for his decisiveness,
Jefferson was a beast despite the limited season. He rushed for 858 yards and seven touchdowns in six games for the Beavers.
The top six teams play unranked teams, though five of them are on the road. Both Alabama and Auburn are playing games after their Iron Bowl showdown. And possibly the most enjoyable game of the weekend is being played in Conway, South Carolina.
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