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Detroit Lions defensive tackle Alim McNeill has agreed to a four-year contract extension worth $97 million with $55 million guaranteed, according to multiple media reports on Tuesday night. McNeill, 24, has started every game he has played in since the 2022 season, including all five this year. He has eight tackles and 2.5 sacks for

McNiell has been one of the best interior defensive lineman in the NFL in the last couple seasons and he just keeps getting better. He just had a huge game against the Cowboys on Sunday that saw him log seven pressures and two sacks. The Lions locking him down felt like a no brainer in

Ian Rapoport confirms McNeill’s four-year extension is worth $97 million and includes $55 million guaranteed.  McNeill, who was set to be an unrestricted free agent next offseason, is now locked in with Detroit after emerging as a starter for the last three years.  He now becomes the league’s fourth highest-paid interior defensive lineman.  McNeill, 24,

The Detroit Lions are arguably the best team in the NFC and one of the favorites to win the Super Bowl this year. However, they suffered a massive loss in their blowout win over the Cowboys. Star defensive end Aidan Hutchinson suffered a gruesome leg injury, a broken tibia. Hutchinson will be out for the

Bears Bears HC Matt Eberflus doesn’t have an update on CB Kyler Gordon‘s hamstring injury: “But we’re hopeful. We’re fortunate that the bye week is here and we have some extra time…” (Courtney Cronin) Lions Lions RB David Montgomery said the team is playing the rest of the season in honor of DE Aidan Hutchinson.

Detroit needed edge-rushing depth after DE Aidan Hutchinson suffered a season-ending fractured tibia in Week 6.  Thomas, 25, was a seventh-round pick to the Browns out of Oklahoma in 2022. He signed a four-year, $3.8 million rookie deal through 2025.  Thomas was waived coming out of training camp in 2023 and re-signed to Cleveland’s practice

After losing Aidan Hutchinson for the year, the Lions defensive line has taken another hit. Defensive tackle Kyle Peko is expected to land on injured reserve with season-ending surgery required for a pectoral tear, per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. Like Hutchinson, Peko sustained the injury in the Lions’ 47-9 blowout of the Cowboys on Sunday. The defensive

Lions DT Kyle Peko suffered a torn pectoral muscle and will require season-ending surgery, according to Tom Pelissero. Detroit lost EDGE rusher Aiden Hutchinson for the season, losing Peko will be another blow to the team’s front seven. Peko, 31, wound up going undrafted out of Oregon State back in 2016. He later signed on

Edge-rusher Aidan Hutchinson’s season-ending injury could have huge ramifications on the Detroit Lions’ Super Bowl aspirations.  In Sunday’s 47-9 road win over the Dallas Cowboys, Hutchinson suffered a broken left tibia/fibula in the third quarter and immediately underwent surgery. On Monday, Lions head coach Dan Campbell told the media his recovery will take “four to

The Detroit Lions suffered a big loss on Sunday when Aidan Hutchinson went down with a broken tibia. It’s the biggest loss this Lions defense could have suffered. The minds of Lions fans immediately rushed to the trade block for someone, preferably someone really good, to come in and help fix this.  That’s not necessarily

A rod was inserted into Hutchinson’s leg, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, who adds this injury generally involves a six-to-eight month recovery timeline. No firm timetable was given in the Lions’ announcement, but it would come as a surprise if he were to play again in 2024. Before the news of the operation, Richard Silva and

It wasn’t that long ago at all when Detroit Lions general manager Brad Holmes got up in front of the media at the NFL Combine and I got the chance to ask him if his former boss Les Snead’s methodology in free agency had any inspiration on him. The question was basically “are the Lions

Jason Garrett had a lot to say about the Dallas Cowboys after the team suffered a blowout loss to the Detroit Lions on Sunday. During the Sunday Night Football broadcast on NBC, the former Cowboys head coach explained the issues going on with the franchise that have led to them losing their last four home

The Detroit Lions may have beaten the Dallas Cowboys 47-9 on Sunday, but the win came at a great cost to its imposing defensive line. Star defensive end Aidan Hutchinson suffered what the team is calling “a broken tibia” (h/t Adam Schefter) while sacking Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott in the second half Sunday. The video

On top of that, Crosby also said over the offseason that if he could play for any other team if the Raiders didn’t exist, it would be the Lions. Then there was this moment on Sunday that shows that there’s some anger there with Crosby. He downplayed it, but come on man. Nobody was smiling and

Kendricks is the newest addition to the injury list, as the 32-year-old is dealing with a calf and shoulder injury. Kendricks is the Cowboys’ leading tackler with 52 (24 solo) on the season and is the green dot on the defense. “We’ll take until Saturday, see how we come off the field tomorrow, obviously exercising

Welcome to Week 6 of the NFL. The stakes continue to get higher and higher as the weeks go by. There’s some bug games we’re watching this week that we think you should keep an eye on too.  The Commanders vs Ravens is going to be fun. A quarterback of the future vs a former

Welcome to Week 6 of the NFL. The stakes continue to get higher and higher as the weeks go by. There’s some bug games we’re watching this week that we think you should keep an eye on too.  The Commanders vs Ravens is going to be fun. A quarterback of the future vs a former

David Montgomery will be a staple in the Detroit Lions‘ backfield for at least the next three seasons after receiving a well-earned contract extension. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Lions and Montgomery have agreed on a two-year, $18.2 million deal on Saturday, keeping the 27-year-old in Honolulu blue until 2027. Since joining the Lions

The Detroit Lions are ready to keep the party going in their backfield. Adam Schefter of ESPN reported on Saturday that the Lions have agreed to a contract extension with running back David Montgomery. The extension is for two years and $18.25M (with $10.5M in new guaranteed money, Schefter adds). The 27-year-old Montgomery was originally