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Allen Park — The Detroit Lions added some veteran cornerback depth on Monday, agreeing to terms on a one-year deal with former first-round pick Mike Hughes, according to a source familiar with the negotiations. Pro Football Focus is reporting the agreement is worth up to $3.5 million. Selected No. 30 overall out of the University of

Allen Park — It’s premature to suggest the Detroit Lions are finished adding pieces via free agency, but it would seem the heavy lifting is done as the team waits for the remaining market to come to them after the league’s hectic first wave of moves. And if you’re left feeling underwhelmed by Detroit’s initial batch

Greg Beacham |  Associated Press Los Angeles — Quarterback Matthew Stafford has agreed to a four-year contract extension through 2026 with the Los Angeles Rams after winning the Super Bowl in his first season with the team. The deal signed by Stafford on Saturday is worth $160 million, with $135 million guaranteed, according to ESPN. Stafford is

Allen Park — When Charles Harris signed a one-year, prove-it deal with the Detroit Lions last season, he had two thoughts. The prevalent one was this could be more than a pitstop; Detroit could be the place where he gets his career on track and becomes part of the foundation that helps the franchise do the same.

Allen Park — Kalif Raymond was done for the day. Out of uniform, in street clothes and ready to head home, the Detroit Lions receiver paused when he saw a few of his teammates out on the field putting in some extra work on the JUGS machine. If there’s one thing to know about Raymond, it’s that

Allen Park — The Detroit Lions signed a New Orleans Saints tight end last offseason, but that didn’t work out as Josh Hill opted for retirement a few weeks later. But that’s not stopping the Lions from going that route again this year. On Thursday, Detroit came to terms with Garrett Griffin, according to a source familiar

Allen Park — The Detroit Lions never hid from the fact they were in the market for a wide receiver this offseason, preferably one with some size and capable of winning one-on-one matchups on the outside. But beyond whatever size, speed and production might be on the resume, general manager Brad Holmes was going to run

Former Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford, fresh off a Super Bowl victory in his first season with the Los Angeles Rams, is featured in a new AT&T commercial where he once again tips his cap to his longtime home in Detroit. The advertisement sees Stafford put in charge of a phone trade-in program at an AT&T

Allen Park — The Detroit Lions quarterback room will have a familiar vibe in 2022 with the team set to re-sign David Blough, according to an ESPN report.  By retaining Blough, the Lions will be bringing back all three quarterbacks from last season’s roster, as well as practice squader Steven Montez. The Lions re-signed backup Tim Boyle

Allen Park — The Detroit Lions are expected to officially sign wide receiver DJ Chark on Wednesday or Thursday to a previously reported one-year contract worth a fully guaranteed $10 million. But the structure of the deal isn’t that straight forward. According to figures reported by “Over the Cap,” Chark’s deal will include two automatically voidable years

Allen Park — Matching projections, the Detroit Lions were awarded three compensatory selections Tuesday for the upcoming NFL Draft. The Lions gained additional choices at the end of the third, fifth and sixth rounds, Nos. 97, 177 and 217 overall. The formula awarding compensatory picks is based on free agents lost against those signed the previous

Allen Park — Whenever Tracy Walker was asked about his future last season, he always deflected the question and shifted the focus back to the football left to be played. But, like any pending free agent playing out the final year of their contract, there’s a level of uncertainty he had to bury. After spending his

Allen Park — A relative unknown when he signed with the Detroit Lions last offseason, wide receiver Kalif Raymond showed enough in his first season with the team to earn a new two-year contract, according to a source familiar with the negotiations.  Undrafted out of Holy Cross in 2016, the speedy Raymond had bounced around the

Allen Park — After reportedly negotiating terms on a deal with free agent wide receiver D.J. Chark early Tuesday morning, the Detroit Lions managed to retain another one of their own free agents, agreeing to a new, two-year contract with edge rusher Charles Harris, according to a source familiar with the negotiations. According to multiple reports, the

Allen Park — The Detroit Lions have found a solution in their search for a big-bodied outside receiver, reportedly coming to terms with Jacksonville Jaguars wideout DJ Chark. “That’s what we’re looking for, is someone that outside the numbers, predominantly, can win a one-on-one, and if he’s good at his job, dictates coverage,” offensive coordinator Ben Johnson

Allen Park — The Detroit Lions are keeping another key piece of their defensive puzzle in place, agreeing to a new, three-year deal with safety Tracy Walker, according to a source familiar with the negotiations. A third-round pick out of Louisiana–Lafayette in 2018, Walker blossomed into a full-time starter his second season. He development hit a bump

Allen Park — The Detroit Lions are keeping another key piece of their defensive puzzle in place, agreeing to a new, three-year deal with safety Tracy Walker, according to a source familiar with the negotiations. A third-round pick out of Louisiana–Lafayette in 2018, Walker blossomed into a full-time starter his second season. He development hit a bump

Associated Press Pittsburgh — Mitch Trubisky will get a chance to kickstart his career in Pittsburgh, and attempt to replace a likely Hall of Famer in the process. A person with knowledge of the deal tells The Associated Press that the veteran quarterback and the Pittsburgh Steelers have agreed to terms on a two-year contract

Allen Park — Prior to adding any outside pieces, the Detroit Lions continued to focus their attention on bringing back several players from last year’s team. On Monday, the Lions announced the re-signing of three more, a group headlined by linebacker Alex Anzalone. “I talked to (coach) Dan (Campbell) at the end of the season and

Allen Park — The Lions checked another item off the team’s offseason shopping list, re-securing backup quarterback Tim Boyle with a one-year, $2 million contract. Initially signed by the Lions last March after spending his first three years in Green Bay, Boyle missed the first half of the season due to a broken thumb suffered in