Detroit Free Press

There are those moments, those special moments, when someone with the Detroit Lions says or does something so stupid it stops you in your tracks. Marty Mornhinweg taking the wind in overtime at Chicago, losing and then getting fired five games later. Jim Schwartz saying, “Don’t say I’m scared, because we ain’t,” after calling a
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The scouting combine and pro days are done, now all we have are the projections. ESPN’s Jordan Reid, a former Division I football coach and quarterback, dropped his seven-round prediction for the 2022 NFL draft, listing out fits for all 262 picks. Reid goes “chalk” by having Michigan football‘s Aidan Hutchinson No.1 overall to the Jacksonville Jaguars,
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Will Harris has a new position. “He’s a cafety,” Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell joked Thursday. “Yeah, he’s a hybrid. He really is. He’s a jack of all trades.” Harris played three positions in the Lions’ injury-riddled secondary last fall, starting games at safety, cornerback and slot corner. He opened the season as a starting
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NFL teams have been tripping over themselves to add star quarterbacks the past two seasons, believing an upgrade at the position can lead them to the Super Bowl. But second-year Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell told beat reporters Wednesday he does not believe teams need to be elite at the position for long-term success. “No, I
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The Kansas City Chiefs sent shockwaves through the NFL when they traded star receiver Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins for five draft picks last month. A six-time Pro Bowler, Hill was an essential part of the league’s most dangerous offense and a favorite target of All-Pro quarterback Patrick Mahomes, and his trade came at
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The Detroit Sports Commission is throwing a football-themed party on April 14 at Campus Martius Park to celebrate Detroit being selected as the host of the 2024 NFL draft. Starting at 4:30 p.m., the community event will feature music by Official Lions GameDay DJ Ray Ya Dig, fun activities, food trucks, swag giveaways and appearances by Lion
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Brad Holmes may have already “had dialogue” about trading the No. 2 pick in April’s NFL draft, but one prominent analyst said he thinks the Detroit Lions will be hard-pressed to move out of that spot because of the lack of blue-chip prospects available. “It sucks for Detroit this year because there’s … no elite quarterback
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PALM BEACH, Fla. — Jarrad Davis’ first go-round with the Detroit Lions was a disappointment by just about any measure. Brad Holmes is confident Round 2 will go much better. “I think everybody deserves second chances,” Holmes, the Lions’ second-year general manager, said Tuesday at the NFL’s annual meeting. “We did see some things on tape that
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