Which Retired Lions Legend Would You Bring Back to Save This Season?

Which retired Detroit Lions legend would you bring back to Allen Park right now, from Barry Sanders to Glover Quin to Frank Ragnow?

Which retired Detroit Lions legend would you bring back to Allen Park right now, from Barry Sanders to Glover Quin to Frank Ragnow?

ESPN's Ben Solak believes cornerback Roger McCreary could be the quiet Lions signing that makes the difference between another playoff exit and something much bigger.

Kyle Brandt predicts Jahmyr Gibbs will win Offensive Player of the Year as Detroit's featured back, comparing his solo potential to Beyoncé leaving Destiny's Child.

The Lions should finally let Sione Vaki play safety instead of wasting his talent as a buried running back behind Gibbs, Montgomery, and Pacheco.

Despite adding key pieces, the Detroit Lions are getting buried in NFC power rankings behind teams like the Bears and Packers, proving this franchise still gets zero respect.

The Lions dodged a bullet by not trading for Myles Garrett like the Rams did, keeping their smart draft and develop strategy intact instead of mortgaging their future.

The Lions' draft-and-develop approach builds sustainable success while flashy trades and free agent signings create short-lived championship windows that quickly collapse.

The Lions have built a championship-caliber roster under Campbell and Holmes, but historically bad injury luck is the only thing standing between Detroit and their first Super Bowl.

The Rams' blockbuster Myles Garrett trade has Lions fans questioning whether Brad Holmes needs to be more aggressive after missing the playoffs following a patient rebuild approach.

Lions fans questioning Brad Holmes after the Myles Garrett trade are missing the big picture about why Detroit couldn't make that deal and why trusting the process beats panic moves.