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It’s not a secret that the Detroit Lions are searching for their Josh Reynolds replacement on offense. The team made it clear that he was a key part of their offense last year, and general manager Brad Holmes even noted that their Plan A was to bring him back for another season. Unfortunately, it didn’t…

The Detroit Lions have been relatively healthy through two weeks of training camp. In nearly every day of camp thus far, they’ve had at least 85 of 90 players practicing. That isn’t to say they haven’t suffered some injury. They unfortunately lost veteran kicker Michael Badgley for the season, defensive tackle DJ Reader remains on…

Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell didn’t want to jinx it, but he couldn’t help it when asked about Jermar Jefferson. “I almost don’t want to answer it because I feel like it’s the same thing, I say something about a guy and I feel like it’s the kiss of death because the next practice is…,”…

The second week of Detroit Lions training camp will come to a close on Friday, with the team’s fifth practice in a row. One more practice left before the team departs to New Jersey for a set of joint practice and a preseason matchup with the New York Giants.

Now more than a week into training camp, the Detroit Lions have one practice remaining in Allen Park before packing up and heading to New Jersey for joint practices with the New York Giants. As expected, there have been some really competitive battles taking place on various parts of the roster. However, after working against…

Last year when the Detroit Lions signed Teddy Bridgewater, it was a nice boost to the quarterback room, giving Detroit some much-needed insurance at the quarterback position. But from the minute that signing was made, coach Dan Campbell noted that Bridgewater’s impact was going to go well beyond his own position.

Besides all the winning, one of the most notable changes in Detroit Lions culture is how much the players support each other, at least outwardly. I’m not saying players in the past haven’t been there for each other, but it seems to be on a whole new level these days, especially publicly. I mean:

At Thursday’s Detroit Lions training camp practice, Lions players continue to battle through bumps and bruises, but some are making progress to return to the field. One player who was able to return was starting defensive back Brian Branch, who practiced in full for the first time this offseason.

The Detroit Lions announced a slew of roster moves prior to Thursday’s training camp. As expected, guard Netane Muti is out of the season and has been placed on injured reserve. Additionally, the Lions confirmed the signing of UFL offensive lineman Jake Burton, who will help give the Lions some needed depth on the offensive…

After taking practice down a notch, the Detroit Lions will take the practice field on Thursday, with the expectation that they’ll ramp things back up with another padded practice. That’s good news for all the fans in attendance, as the Lions are welcoming fans in yet again for practice.

On Tuesday, the Jacksonville Jaguars waived kicker Riley Patterson. When that happened, most of the Detroit Lions fandom took notice. The Lions had to recently place Michael Badgley on injured reserve, and Patterson had spent time on and off the Lions’ roster every year since 2021. In 20 game appearances for Detroit, he made 28-of-31…

As first reported by James Larsen—and confirmed by the Detroit News’ Tony Paul—the Detroit Lions are planning on signing Michigan Panthers offensive lineman Jake Burton. Last year, Burton played in 11 games for the Panthers, spending his time exclusively at left guard. Prior to 2024, Burton spent two years with the USFL’s Philadelphia Stars, playing…

If you’ve been following our daily Detroit Lions training camp updates both on the site and Pride of Detroit Direct, you know that the early standouts have largely been along the defensive line. They’ve plugged rushing lanes, put pressure on the quarterback, and just look nasty out there.

After two days of intense padded practices, the Detroit Lions scaled things back on Day 7, opting to run a walkthrough practice on Wednesday. Practice only lasted about an hour and 15 minutes and players never did any drill at full speed. Things are expected to pick back up tomorrow, as the Lions have two…

We’re on to Day 7 of Detroit Lions training camp, as the team prepares to take the field on a balmy Wednesday morning. Tuesday’s practice was a tough one for the team. John Cominsky suffered a knee injury that will reportedly hold him out for five or six months, Netane Muti went down with a…

Through three years with the Detroit Lions, coach Dan Campbell has been known for his genuineness and honesty. He’s been extremely transparent with the media, he isn’t afraid to wear his emotions on his sleeve, and ask anyone around him, and they’ll tell you how none of that ever changes on a daily basis.

The Detroit Lions were back on the practice field on Tuesday and donned pads for the second time in training camp. With fans in attendance, the energy level was once again raised, but coach Dan Campbell noted ahead of practice that the team was working to stay under control and shore up some of their…

Relatively speaking, the Detroit Lions have dealt with relatively few injuries during the early days of training camp, and that’s the hope for every team around the league this time of year. A healthy team is a happy team with all the promise in tact for the upcoming season.

Training camp rolls on for the Detroit Lions, as they take the field Tuesday morning for their second (of five) consecutive practices. Coach Dan Campbell is happy with the intensity the team came out on Monday with, which should be no surprise. The team seemed eager to hit from the very first practice. However, Campbell…

Detroit Lions football is back, and we’ve now reached Week 2 of training camp. Players have begun practicing in pads, and as Dan Campbell said prior to Monday’s practice, “This is where guys begin to separate themselves.” Let’s reflect on what’s happened so far in camp over the first four practices and discuss some storylines…