Detroit Lions OTAs begin this week with everyone watching attendance, but voluntary workouts don't reveal drama and the real focus should be on injured players like Sam LaPorta and Kerby Joseph.
Breaking down the Lions schedule to find that one game where Detroit fans can actually feel confident about penciling in a win without the usual anxiety.
Four former Lions got paid big money this offseason, but which one will actually succeed with their new team?
Pride of Detroit staff picks Week 2 at Buffalo as the Lions' most likely loss, with Thursday night road game factors and Josh Allen creating the perfect storm for visiting teams.
Extension talks between the Lions and Sam LaPorta signal his back injury concerns are behind him as the team looks to lock up their star tight end long-term.
The Lions' offensive weapon depth could mean fewer targets for Jahmyr Gibbs, but that's actually a smart move to protect their explosive first-round playmaker.
The Lions let superfan Sweta Patel break Jack Campbell's contract extension news first, proving this franchise finally understands what it means to care about the fans who show up every Sunday.
Four Detroit Lions players just became way more important than you think, from Myles Adams getting his shot at the rotation to Sione Vaki expanding beyond special teams duty.
With Jack Campbell's extension complete, Brad Holmes needs to move fast on Jahmyr Gibbs before other running back contracts reset the market and cost the Lions more money.
ESPN suggests the Lions should sign Jadeveon Clowney, but his projected price tag doesn't align with Brad Holmes' methodical approach to free agency spending.
