San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk was seen celebrating after the Detroit Lions signed their star wideout, Amon-Ra St. Brown, to a lucrative four-year contract extension. This led many to speculate that Aiyuk, awaiting his own deal, views St. Brown’s contract as a benchmark that strengthens his position at the negotiating table. According to
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The Detroit Lions really took a hard look at their problems from 2023 this offseason and it wasn’t hard for them to find out what spot needed the biggest overhaul. That’s their secondary. The Lions certainly went out and made all the changes that you could think of. Only three cornerbacks from last years team
First-team run: Rookie cornerback Terrion Arnold paired with veteran Carlton Davis III as the two outside cornerbacks running with the first-team defense for most of Thursday’s open OTA practice. The Lions drafted Arnold in the first round with the idea of him competing for the No. 2 cornerback role. I didn’t see him get challenged
The Detroit Lions have set high expectations for third-year wide receiver Jameson Williams. The Alabama product, despite being hindered by injuries in his first two seasons, has shown flashes of game-changing potential in his limited opportunities. With just 18 NFL games under his belt, Williams is poised for a breakout season in 2024. The departure
Lions cornerback Carlton Davis already has climbed the Super Bowl mountain in the NFL. Davis won a championship as a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers back in 2020 as a starting outside cornerback. Acquired this offseason from the Bucs for a third-round pick, Davis is hoping to help Detroit accomplish the same lofty goal.
We’re in some uncharted territory with the Detroit Lions these days. Once the laughing stock of the league, the Lions are suddenly a team that a lot of the league is trying to emulate. The Commanders being the big one. They’re trying to hire basically everyone in Detroit. They hired both Lance Newmark and Brandon
The Detroit Lions are coming off of their best season in three decades, as they won the NFC North and made it all the way to the NFC Championship Game. It represented the franchiseâs first division title since 1993 and also marked its first playoff win since January 1992. The dawn of a new era
When it comes to reaching the goal of becoming an NFL head coach, Scottie Montgomery knows itâs all about the right opportunity at the right time. Thatâs part of what they stress at the 2024 NFL Coach Accelerator program at the Spring League Meeting in Nashville, Tennessee. Montgomery participated in the program in both yearsâŠ
Looking for Detroit Lions highlights from OTAs? We haven’t really had a chance to see any after the first week of practices since the Lions haven’t put any up yet. Don’t fret, there’s a highlight out there and it comes from one of the Lions players on their Instagram. Lions running back David Montgomery put
Understandably, Detroit Lions fans have been fascinated by the story of Michigan Panthers kicker Jake Bates. The UFL kicker has seemingly come out of nowhere to blast 50 and 60-yard field goals right here in Ford Field. And given that Detroitâs kicking situation has been erratic at best over the past three years, Batesâ accuracyâŠ
When Lions head coach Dan Campbell praised wide receiver Jameson Williams as the most improved player at this weekâs OTA sessions, it raised some eyebrows. One of those eyebrows belongs to Williams himself. The third-year wideout was appreciative of Campbellâs words. Williams has been working hard to earn it after two star-crossed seasons. âI think
In a recent press conference at the annual Spring League Meetings for the NFL, commissioner Roger Goodell was asked about the potential for an 18-game regular season in the long-term future. âThe key thing for us is looking at making sure we continue to do the things that make our game safer,â Goodell said. âSeventeenâŠ