“NOBODY TELLS US WHO WE ARE. NOBODY, MAN. WE WRITE OUR OWN STORY.” That line from Dan Campbell hits like a helmet to the chest. It sums up the identity this Detroit Lions team has been building: tough, stubborn, and determined to define itself, not be defined by anyone else. After a hard-fought win over
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Ford Field felt like a playoff preview on Thursday Night Football, and the Detroit Lions lived up to the stage. In a high-energy Detroit Lions game summery, this one ends with Detroit on top of the Dallas Cowboys, 44-30, on December 4, 2025. Dallas came in riding a three-game win streak, Dak Prescott was in
Ford Field is back under the Thursday night lights, and this one feels huge. The Detroit Lions sit at 7-5, the Dallas Cowboys are 6-5-1, and both teams are hanging in the NFC wild card race with little room for mistakes. Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. ET on Amazon Prime Video, and oddsmakers have
The Detroit Lions have made significant moves this offseason, targeting a key area of need: their secondary. Signing veteran cornerback D.J. Reed, among others, demonstrates Detroit’s intent to solidify its defense in preparation for the NFC’s fierce competition in 2025. With teams across the conference bolstering their rosters, the Lions’ upgrades aim to close the
Legends Who Defined the Franchise For Detroit Lions fans, the NFL Draft isn’t just an off-season event; it’s where hope begins. With a franchise history stretching back to 1934, the Lions have seen their share of ups and downs. But throughout the years, their draft selections have delivered some of the NFL’s most iconic players.
Picture it with me if you would. It’s a dark and stormy night and Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell is in his lab with beakers and Bunsen burners and he’s almost finished his creation when he begins laughing maniacally and screams “It’s alive man!” Then, after some rumbles and shakes, you see Illinois receiver
Speaking in absolutes is something that only a sith would do. If that’s the truth, call me Darth Payton. Last year I walked out of the NFL Combine knowing that Sione Vaki was a Lion. I felt it on every level. It just made way too much sense. After a week at the 2025 NFL
While it’s NFL Combine week and the focus has been mostly on draft prospects and who the Lions will wind up with, we are just 11 days away from the free agency tampering period beginning. So naturally there’s some free agent talk happening. ESPN’s Aaron Schatz put out his best free agency fits for all
The Detroit Lions are reportedly headed towards a tough decision to make for their roster, entering the new league year. According to Tom Pelissero, Detroit plans to release former All-Pro LB Jalen Reeves-Maybin when the new league years begins. Reeves-Maybin has been a notable piece of the special teams unit in Detroit for quite some
According to OverTheCap.com, releasing Reeves-Maybin will create $1,895,000 of cap space to go along with $2.75 million of dead money. Reeves-Maybin, 30, is a former fourth-round pick of the Lions back in 2017. He played out the final year of his four-year, $3.01 million contract and re-signed with the Lions on a one-year deal. Reeves-Maybin
Better known now for his role as the NFLPA president, Jalen Reeves-Maybin remains an active player. He will likely be on the hunt for a new team soon. The Lions are prepared to move on. Detroit is set to release the veteran linebacker/special-teamer once the league year begins, per NFL.com’s Tom Pelissero. Reeves-Maybin has spent
The Detroit Lions scored huge in 2023 when they were able to get Alabama safety Brian Branch in the second round of the NFL Draft. Looking back on it, it still makes no sense to anyone that he slipped out of the first round. Here we are two years later at the 2025 NFL Combine
Day three of the 2025 NFL Combine is in the books and the Detroit Lions have been showing some heavy interest in a position that you might not think they’d have heavy interest in. That’s the tight end spot. The Lions obviously have Sam LaPorta and Brock Wright at the moment and that seems good
Detroit’s top draft priority is to reinforce the Lions’ injury-riddled defense. However, the top defensive talent could be long gone by the time the Lions are on the clock. One underrated prospect could be available late in the first round. Underrated Draft Prospect Detroit Lions Should Consider Lions Draft Candidates For the Lions to take