Four hundred and 56 days ago, the Detroit Lions traded Matthew Stafford to the Rams. Now, Stafford has a Super Bowl ring; the Lions have Aidan Hutchinson. So was it a fair trade? Wait a second. That’s an unfair question. Because they aren’t directly linked. It’s not straight line, one action causing the other. The
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Allen Park — The Lions pretty much did what they said they’d do. In a tidy twist, they also did what they needed to do. They recognized their defense required help, lots of it. They didn’t fool around, grabbing defensive players with six of their eight draft selections including, arguably, the best pass-rusher at No. 2,
The Detroit Lions spent the vast majority of their resources on defense in this week’s NFL draft, which was the clearest indication yet what they think about Jared Goff at quarterback. The Lions used six of their eight draft picks on defensive players, including the no-brainer No. 2 overall selection of Michigan football edge rusher
The Detroit Lions added eight players to the roster in the 2022 NFL draft, and are in the process of signing numerous prospects in the undrafted free agent market. Those who cover the draft and the NFL were generally pleased with what the Lions did in the annual three-day extravaganza. Here’s a look at who
The Detroit Lions started nicely on that front, and ultimately built one of the most athletic 2022 draft classes in the league. Over the first two days of the 2022 NFL Draft, the Detroit Lions added high-end athleticism to their defensive line with Aidan Hutchinson and Josh Paschal. To forget about wide receiver Jameson Williams
0:00 – 1:32 Kyle Hamilton 1:33 – 2:23 Kayvon Thibodeaux 2:23 – 5:47 Evan Neal 5:48 – 10:34 Garrett Wilson 10:34 – 12:01 Jameson Williams 12:01 – 15:02 Devin Lloyd 15:02 – 18:36 Jermaine Johnson 18:36 – 21:23 – Chris Olave 21:23 – 25:47 Drake London 25:47 – 27:54 Zion Johnson 27:54 – 29:29 Charles
Jared Goff is not likely to be the Detroit Lions’ quarterback this time next year, but he’s now clearly entering a make-or-break year in 2022. Not that expectations were high, given what was around him. But Jared Goff was legitimately one of the worst quarterbacks in the NFL for a significant stretch in the early
After making their eight picks in the 2022 NFL Draft, who have the Detroit Lions signed in undrafted free agency? The 2022 NFL Draft is in the books, and the quick reviews of the Detroit Lions‘ work have been positive far and wide. But the time rigth after the draft ends is a frenzy all
Allen Park — When Chase Lucas saw a Detroit, Michigan area code pop up on his phone Saturday, he thought the Lions were calling about possibly joining the team as an undrafted free agent. Instead, the Arizona State cornerback received some better news. The Lions wrapped up their NFL Draft haul by using the seventh-round pick
The Detroit Lions hit it big in the “eighth round” of the NFL draft last year, signing two cornerbacks among their undrafted free agent class who played significant roles as rookies. AJ Parker won the starting slot cornerback in Week 1, and Jerry Jacobs emerged as starting outside corner before tearing his ACL late in the season.
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In the days leading up to the NFL draft, Michelle Riggs made it crystal clear that she believed her beloved Lions should use their first pick to select a certain defensive lineman who played his home college games just 45 miles west of Ford Field. “Hutchinson will make a big difference,” said Riggs, referring to
The Detroit Lions selected eight players in the NFL draft over three days. Six of them play defense. Was this the plan? “We’re not going to say, ‘don’t draft offense,’” said Brad Holmes, the Lions general manager. “We are never going to pass up good football players. … It just happened to line up that
Allen Park — The Lions added another defensive piece to the mix on the third and final day of the NFL Draft. After moving back seven spots in a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles on Saturday — and receiving a seventh-round selection, No. 237, in the process — the Lions used their first pick of the sixth
Credit: Todd Kirkland/Getty Images With the 2022 NFL Draft in the books, here are grades for each of the Detroit Lions’ picks. It’s that time of the year again when hope springs anew for NFL teams around the league. Including the Detroit Lions, who made eight picks in the 2022 draft as they continue
Allen Park — Now that the NFL Draft is complete, the Detroit Lions have begun to reach out to undrafted players to fill out the roster. Below is a list of prospects who have reportedly agreed with the team. Note: There is some fluidity with these announcements because the agreements won’t be formalized for a few
The Detroit Lions hit it big in the “eighth round” of the NFL draft last year, signing two cornerbacks among their undrafted free agent class who played significant roles as rookies. AJ Parker won the starting slot cornerback in Week 1, and Jerry Jacobs emerged as starting outside corner before tearing his ACL late in the season.
Allen Park — Early last season, along his way to racking up 16.5 sacks for Jackson State, edge rusher James Houston picked up a nifty moniker. It’s one the Detroit Lions wouldn’t mind sticking after selecting Houston with the No. 217 pick of the sixth round of the 2022 NFL Draft. “My nickname is ‘Da Problem,”
Allen Park — With the team’s first pick of the NFL Draft’s third and final day, the Detroit Lions selected Virginia Tech tight end James Mitchell in the fifth round, No. 177 overall. A versatile prospect, Mitchell averaged an impressive 16.1 yards per catch on 52 receptions during this three-year career, splitting his time between lining