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Detroit Lions defensive end John Cominsky was carted off the practice field Tuesday after tearing the MCL in his right knee, according to multiple media reports. Cominsky was rolled up on during a running play in the team’s second practice with pads at training camp. He is expected to be out indefinitely following surgery, with

The Detroit Lions suffered a hard loss on Tuesday when veteran edge rusher John Cominsky got rolled up on at training camp and had to be carted off the field. The prognosis is that Cominsky has a torn MCL and will be out for the season. The Lions are already at 89 players on their

As the Lions’ run of extensions continues with Taylor Decker — and potentially Alim McNeill — they will be without one of their defensive line regulars for an extended stretch. John Cominsky‘s injury at practice Tuesday may sideline him for the entire regular season. A cart transported Cominsky off the practice field, and ESPN.com’s Adam Schefter reports the

This is the stuff you hate to see at training camp. Detroit Lions‘ edge rusher John Cominsky got rolled up on at the Meijer Performance Center on Tuesday and had to be carted off the field by trainers. We now know what the prognosis is on that injury.  Cominsky has a torn MCL and will

Schefter says there’s a glimmer of hope that Cominsky could rehab and be back for the playoffs if Detroit made the postseason.  But either way, the team will be without his services for months. Cominsky was a key rotational player for the Lions’ defensive line.  As far as what’s next, the Lions will place Cominsky

“He’s another one that Dan [Campbell] and I have talked about it. He’s part of the foundation,” Holmes said of McNeill during an appearance on 97.1 The Ticket’s “Costa & Jansen with Heather” show (h/t Pride of Detroit). “He was part of our first draft, and again, we’ve gotten Penei done, we’ve gotten St. Brown done,

Having a former player be a head coach just brings a whole different aspect to things that coaches with no NFL playing experience can’t understand. One of things is knowing what it’s like to be a player that’s looking for a new contract.  To some it might look like someone who is rich is just

The Detroit Lions went from having a potential triple threat kicking battle in June to the Lions waiving James Turner and then losing Michael Badgley to a season ending injury. Now The Lions are looking for kickers to come in and challenge Jake Bates for the starting role and one direction they might look is

Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown despises Green Bay Packers fans. That’s a given because of the rivalry. But he thinks Atlanta Falcons fans may actually be the worst in the NFL. Not because Falcons are particularly antagonistic or provocative, but because they don’t fill the stadium. During an appearance on First We Feast’s

It’s officially now Madden season. EA Sports has begun to release player ratings for Madden 25. On Monday they dropped the receiver and safety ratings. Here’s where things layout for the Detroit Lions: Receivers Amon-Ra St. Brown: 95 Jameson Williams: 79 Donovan Peoples-Jones: 76 Kalif Raymond: 76 Tre’Quan Smith: 70 Tom Kennedy: 69 Isaiah Williams:

I spent seven years at Pride of Detroit and one of the biggest things I loved doing with them every summer was the bubble watch. We would go through some of the under the radar guys that were fighting for roster spots every week and pick whether or not they would make the team. Since

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams has not really gotten the opportunity to truly showcase his talents on the NFL level just yet. Williams, who played his collegiate football at the University of Alabama, was selected by the Lions with the 12th overall pick of the 2022 NFL Draft. Injuries and a gambling suspension have

The Detroit Lions agreed to a three-year, $60 million extension with left tackle Taylor Decker. The deal includes $31.83 million guaranteed, agent Jonathan Feinsod confirmed Monday on social media. Decker, who turns 30 next month, is the Lions’ longest-tenured player as a 2016 first-round draft pick. Lions general manager Brad Holmes told 97.1 The Ticket

We’re going through all the available futures offered to us for each NFL team and picking out two of our favorites. Maybe it’s a player prop future, maybe it’s built on the team itself. Either way, we’re finding two bets for all 32 teams. Today’s target: the Detroit Lions. Detroit Lions 2024 odds Wins: Over 10.5

The Detroit Lions have one thing on their mind: a Super Bowl. This seemed like a pipe dream for most fans over the past few decades, but this team is primed for a deep playoff run. While the offense is full of weapons, the defense does have some questions. Aidan Hutchinson has little help on

In other moves, the team placed OL Christian Mahogany on the non-football injury list and waived OL Matt Farniok with an injury settlement. Jefferson, 27, is a former third-round pick by the Bengals out of Texas back in 2017. He agreed to a four-year, $3,383,728 contract that includes a $923,728 signing bonus. The Bengals waived

The Detroit Lions were looking for some more linebacker help this week. After some workouts on Saturday, the team has signed veteran linebacker Malik Jefferson.  Jefferson is a former third-round pick by the Bengals in 2018. He played in 12 games his rookie season and then got hurt. The Bengals would cut him before the

Quarterback Adrian Martinez, a former Tennessee Vols commit who decommitted from UT after Jeremy Pruitt was hired to replace Butch Jones, signed a free agent deal with the New York Jets on Saturday.  Martinez, who played college football at Nebraska and Kansas State, spent part of his rookie season in 2023 with the Detroit Lions

There have been quite a few great American NHL players who have donned the Washington Capitals sweater over the franchise’s history. Many of them were impactful during their tenures in D.C., and some even represented Team USA in international tournaments. Who are the five best in the U.S. to ever suit up for the Capitals

Everyone wants to know what Detroit Lions’ edge rusher James Houston is going to look like in year three. He had a huge rookie season with eight sacks and looked like someone that could be a big part of the Lions’ defense in the near future.  Then year two came along and there were suddenly