The Detroit Lions locked up All-Pro linebacker Jack Campbell with a four-year, $81 million extension that's actually smart business for once, paying market rate for a 26-year-old star while older linebackers got paid more.
Jack Campbell just became the highest-paid off-ball linebacker in the NFL with a four-year, $81 million extension, proving Brad Holmes right about that controversial first-round pick.
Jack Campbell signs long-term extension keeping the All-Pro linebacker in Detroit through the 2030 season as the Lions lock up the heart of their defense.
Blake Miller's film study reveals why the Lions nailed their first-round tackle pick with his elite athleticism, fundamentally sound technique, and perfect fit for Detroit's offensive line development system.
The Lions rank 10th in quarterback spending and 4th in wide receiver spending while sitting near the bottom in edge rusher investment compared to top NFL contenders like the Rams, Eagles, and Chiefs.
Brian Branch's upcoming $92 million extension will push the Lions' secondary spending to $68.7 million, making it the third most expensive in the NFL and the team's costliest position group.
ESPN ranked Jared Goff 14th in their quarterback draft, continuing the national media's disrespectful pattern of undervaluing Detroit's elite-producing signal caller.
A look back at the Lions coaching and GM search that landed Brad Holmes and Dan Campbell, and what happened to all the other candidates who didn't get hired.
The Detroit Lions got subpoenaed in the Brian Flores NFL lawsuit, but they likely have nothing to worry about since they actually followed proper minority hiring practices.
The Lions face a brutal schedule gauntlet with a Germany game followed by back-to-back divisional road games that could make or break their playoff hopes.
