The Lions broke UDFA spending records with $25,000 to linebacker Erick Hunter and over $250K guaranteed to two others, but zero UDFAs from recent classes made the roster as the team's championship depth makes survival brutal.
Isaac TeSlaa is poised to become a legitimate third receiver option for the Lions after showing clear late-season improvement as a rookie and proving himself as a reliable red zone threat.
Dan Campbell shuts down offseason hype and OTA excitement, adopting a strictly business approach after the Lions fell short of the playoffs last season.
The Minnesota Vikings passed on interviewing Lions assistant GM Ray Agnew for their general manager position, keeping another talented Detroit executive in Allen Park where he's helped build the best front office this franchise has ever had.
Lions cornerback Ennis Rakestraw deserves more attention at OTAs as a potential difference-maker who could quietly transform Detroit's secondary into something special.
Lions DT Alim McNeill is back to his elite training regimen after a frustrating ACL recovery, determined to prove he's still the dominant pass rusher who earned a massive contract extension.
Dan Campbell scrapped rookie minicamp entirely because draft prospects train for the Combine instead of football, leading to injured players hitting the ground during basic walkthroughs.
Former Lions legends Kevin Glover and Pepper Johnson earn Michigan Sports Hall of Fame nominations, with fan voting open through Friday as both Detroit greats finally get overdue recognition.
Former Lions legends Kevin Glover and Pepper Johnson earn Michigan Sports Hall of Fame nominations, and fans can vote to give these Detroit greats the recognition they deserve.
Blake Miller taking starter reps as a rookie while Jack Campbell forces fumbles and the Lions offensive line shows early chemistry during OTA walkthroughs at Allen Park.
