The Detroit Lions lost All-Pro special teams returner, Jamal Agnew, last week to the Jacksonville Jaguars via free agency. And now it appears the Lions are set to sign his potential replacement. On Tuesday it was reported that Detroit has agreed to sign wide receiver Kalif Raymond to a one-year deal. Undrafted out of Holy
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It never gets easier, does it? Even as the Detroit Lions continue to undertake a significant top-to-bottom restructuring, the sight of yet another star player departing the team in their prime stings, and begs the question: Can the Lions’ new decision-makers stop the endless exodus of star players from Detroit? With the news breaking that
Breshad Perriman, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Photo by Raj Mehta-USA TODAY Sports) The Detroit Lions are rebuilding their roster. Yet there is some growing optimism that maybe these Motor City cats won’t be as bad as expected next season. How could that affect the rebuild? General manager Brad Holmes and head coach Dan Campbell are piecing
The Detroit Lions are heading in an exciting new direction following the installation of a new regime in the Motor City. And after three-straight losing seasons under former head coach Matt Patricia and general manager Bob Quinn, the only direction to go is up, right? Well, not so fast. The rebuild in Detroit is in
Randy Bullock #4 of the Cincinnati Bengals (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images) Breshad Perriman joining Detroit Lions, like father like son by Steven Mullenax The Detroit Lions have fielded a terrific special teams unit over the years. And 2020 was no exception as their second-year punter, Jack Fox, earned his first Pro Bowl nomination and
The Detroit Lions knew coming into the first week of NFL free agency that the position of wide receiver was one that urgently needed to be addressed. That due to the bulk of last year’s starters hitting the open market as free agents themselves. Kenny Golladay, Danny Amendola, Marvin Jones Jr., Mohamed Sanu, and Jamal
The Detroit Lions knew coming into the first week of NFL free agency that the position of wide receiver was one that urgently needed to be addressed. That due to the bulk of last year’s starters hitting the open market as free agents themselves. Kenny Golladay, Danny Amendola, Marvin Jones Jr., Mohamed Sanu, and Jamal
The Detroit Lions secured their sack leader from 2020 earlier this week by inking defensive end Romeo Okwara to a new three-year, $39 million contract. But the Lions didn’t stop there when it came to addressing their pass-rushing needs. On Thursday, ESPN senior NFL reporter Jeremy Fowler tweeted that the Lions are signing free-agent defensive
Jarrad Davis, Detroit Lions (Photo by Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports) The Detroit Lions are starting the business of rebuilding their team. The fact that they re-signed Romeo Okwara while letting Kenny Golladay walk says quite a bit. Some teams will make minimal changes this offseason. For others, this is the start of completely restructuring
The beginning of this week served as a spark towards launching the offseason roster amendments and acquisitions for the Detroit Lions and other NFL teams now that the legal tampering period of free agency is finally upon us. By the end of the week, several NFL teams will formalize previously agreed upon trades and player
Trey Lance, North Dakota State (Photo by Sam Wasson/Getty Images) Quarterback Trey Lance, who has slowly become one of the year’s most intriguing prospects, turned a lot of heads with an impressive Pro Day workout last Friday. With dozens of NFL coaches and executives making the trip to the campus of North Dakota State, including
The Detroit Lions had a slow start to free agency, choosing to release several players from the previous regime instead of adding many. The Lions’ most prominent addition has been tight end Josh Hill, formerly of the New Orleans Saints and a favorite of Detroit’s newest head coach, Dan Campbell. But things started to heat
With the NFL league year kicking off Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m. ET (March 17), it’s also the official start of free agency. But on Monday, the legal tampering period portion of free agency kicked off and teams could begin agreeing to deals with potential free agents. That, of course, includes the Detroit Lions. And
Restore, re-tool, or rebuild, whatever you might call it, the Detroit Lions are headed for a fresh start. So far, first-year general manager Brad Holmes has cut several key pieces from the roster. Leaving the Lions with a lot more needs than the average team. With Detroit having a low amount of cap space and
Romeo Okwara, Detroit Lions (Photo by Ralph Freso/Getty Images) Detroit Lions: A three-round 2021 NFL mock draft by Steven Mullenax The Detroit Lions chose not to use the franchise tag on either wide receiver Kenny Golladay or defensive end Romeo Okwara this offseason, setting both up to hit the open market of free agency this
Ja’Marr Chase, LSU Tigers (Photo by Jamie Schwaberow/Getty Images) With a new general manager in Brad Holmes and head coach in Dan Campbell taking the reins of the Detroit Lions‘ organization this offseason, the rebuild (or retooling if you prefer) is in full swing in the Motor City. While the new regime in Motown figures
Jared Goff, Los Angeles Rams (Photo by Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports) The Detroit Lions‘ new brass voyaged to North Dakota in search of a franchise quarterback. The question is: Did they find one? This past Friday, Lions’ head coach Dan Campbell and general manager Brad Holmes were in North Dakota. While they weren’t quite braving
New Orleans Saints tight end Josh Hill (Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports) Are the Lions positioning themselves to draft a first-round receiver? by Steven Mullenax The Detroit Lions parted ways with tight end Jesse James this past week following two underwhelming seasons in the Motor City. It didn’t take the new regime in Detroit very long
The Detroit Lions own the seventh overall selection in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. And the position that appears to contain the most talent worthy of a top ten selection outside of quarterback is wide receiver. And the truth is the Lions could be in play for both positions. Despite Detroit being
New Orleans Saints defensive end Trey Hendrickson (Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports) Lions to cut Justin Coleman, Jesse James; Fixing past wrongs? by Steven Mullenax The Detroit Lions‘ new regime opted not to use their franchise tag on any of their pending free agents this week. The two names on top of that list being