Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell is known for his love of taking chances and his latest gamble paid off in a big way. The biggest question entering Saturday’s game was whether or not the Lions starters would take the field against the Kansas City Chiefs. But the Lions bench proved they could fend off the
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It’s analytics time! Pro Football Focus has released their grades for the Lions from their preseason game against the Chiefs. Let’s take a closer look at who had the highest grade and the highs and the lows from Saturday: Highest grade The Lions’ highest graded player from Saturday night was, drum roll please, Abraham Beauplan.
The Lions are one preseason game away from making their final decisions on their 53-man roster. We’ve already talked about the three guys that locked up roster spots, now it’s time to talk about three guys that lost a chance at the roster on Saturday. Daurice Fountain It really sucks because it was right there.
The Detroit Lions had a fun one against the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday. It was a preseason game, but there was some good drama and the Lions walked out with a 24-23 win. That wasn’t all that happened, three guys locked up a spot on the Lions 53-man roster. Let’s talk about it. Kindle
Former Tennessee Vols quarterback Hendon Hooker had a solid performance against the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday. Hooker, who made his NFL preseason debut last week against the New York Giants, completed 12-of-15 passes for 150 yards in the Lions’ 24-23 preseason win against the Chiefs. He also rushed for 11 yards and a touchdown
The Detroit Lions have had some receiver problems as of late. The team has been dying for someone to step and really fill that WR3 role this summer and nobody really has. Still, Saturday’s win over the Chiefs and comments from Dan Campbell earlier in the week really gave some insight into what this group
Isaiah also showed his versatility during the game as he had two punt returns for 21 yards . The former Illini receiver is one of the most elusive players in the open field and should hopefully find his way onto an NFL roster as a utility slot receiver or kick returner. He may lack straight-line
Lions Lions first-round CB Terrion Arnold injured his pectoral muscle on Monday and is expected to return for the start of the season. Detroit DC Aaron Glenn isn’t sure if he’ll start immediately but knows he’ll make an impact when he’s back. “From college, we know he can go out there and play man coverage,”
It’s time for preseason Week 2 and the Detroit Lions have a big game against the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday. The second to last preseason game has always been thought of as the dress rehearsal, but nowadays it more like the last game for players to show what they got before that third game
Carolina adds some veteran depth with a couple of weeks left of training camp after Boettger was let go by the Lions earlier this week. Boettger, 29, wound up signing on with the Bills as an undrafted free agent out of Iowa back in 2018. He received a three-year, $1.71 million deal but was waived
At first glimpse this might seem like a good thing for Houston and the team, but if you’ve been listening to the things that the Lions have been saying every week, it could spell trouble. Just last week Lions’ head coach Dan Campbell said that the team was not looking for one trick ponies. “The
Lions Lions HC Dan Campbell said that he doesn’t expect QB Hendon Hooker to practice this week. “Yeah, honestly, we don’t know,” Campbell said, via Lions Wire. “We don’t know where he’s gonna be. He’s not gonna be out there today. We probably won’t have him tomorrow. It’s looking less likely that we’ll have him
Now, as the Lions look ahead to the 2024 season, they are a force to be reckoned with as they continue their quest for a Super Bowl championship. But as these two teams prepare for Saturday’s game, the biggest story coming out of practice this week isn’t kicker Harrison Butker’s new contract, it’s the devastating
Back in late April, the Lions emphasized cornerback in the draft. Terrion Arnold, the team’s first rounder from Alabama, was supposed to be able to solve some of the secondary issues. Now, it’s unclear whether he’ll be ready to play in the first game. Arnold suffered a chest injury during Monday’s practice. By Wednesday, he