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The New York Giants held their first joint practice of training camp Monday, working with the Detroit Lions in what can be seen as a final tune-up before their preseason opener on Aug. 8, and things got chippy multiple times which led to a handful of on-field fights. A total of three fights were reported

During a joint practice between the Detroit Lions and the New York Giants, Lions defensive back and first-round pick in the 2024 NFL Draft Terrion Arnold left early. Detroit Lions DB Terrion Arnold left after a massive hit A huge hit from New York Giants tackle Andrew Thomas seemed to be the root cause of

Detroit Lions rookie cornerback Terrion Arnold was evaluated for a concussion after exiting Monday’s fight-filled joint practice with the New York Giants, the team announced. The first-round draft pick from Alabama exited the morning session in East Rutherford, N.J., shortly after absorbing a massive block by Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas. Arnold, 21, was selected

On Monday we talked about the five biggest things we learned about the Detroit Lions through the first two weeks of training camp. One of them was about the Lions looking like they’re going to carry three quarterbacks into the season.  The big thing is that Hendon Hooker looks like he needs more time to

Lions Although Lions WR Jameson Williams has been known for his big play ability down the field, Detroit OC Ben Johnson believes Williams is capable of any task they throw at him.  “We started feeling it towards the end of last year and he’s taken that to another level in the springtime and so far

Cowboys Cowboys DC Mike Zimmer explained what he’s seen from DT Mazi Smith thus far through camp. “What we’re asking him to do, he’s doing a really good job. You might not see him make flash plays, but we see him taking on double-teams, getting his hands in the right place. I see him understanding

It’s August, otherwise known as “draft month” to fantasy football players. To celebrate, the experts at ESPN published a 12-team, PPR mock draft. Here’s what stood out to us. Travis Kelce’s regression is on display The Chiefs’ Travis Kelce used to hold the distinction of being the only tight end with a first-round fantasy grade.

There’s been a connection between the Detroit Lions and music for a long time. Back in 1968 the great Marvin Gaye tried out for the Detroit Lions. While he didn’t make the team, he did wind up working with Hall of Famer Lem Barney and running back Mel Farr on one of the greatest songs

EA Sports released the quarterback ratings for “Madden 25” on Friday, and while most seemed to be reflective on how each passer is reflected in the real world, some of the ratings simply missed the mark. Here are five quarterback ratings that “Madden” got wrong. 1. Jared Goff, Detroit Lions | Rating: 82 Goff was

The Madden ratings are now fully out as of Friday. EA Sports wrapped up the rating drop with quarterback ratings. Jared Goff walked away with an 82 rating.  That’s the highest rating in the NFC North. I’m sure fans of the teams you’ve been raised to hate your entire life will love that. Jordan Love

EA Sports dropped their Madden ratings for cornerbacks on Thursday and new Lions cornerback Carlton Davis was not a fan of his 83 rating. We had a chance to ask him about it on Friday and he initially had to stop himself from saying what he really wanted to say about Madden and their ratings.  “I

Lions The Lions are used to being underestimated after years of unimpressive seasons. Following a franchise turnaround, Detroit GM Brad Holmes touched on the mentality change being one of the league’s best. “We always have to have the mentality of being the hunter,” Holmes said, via Tim Twentyman of the team’s website. “Always have to

Another big day of Detroit Lions’ training camp is in the books. Friday was a fun day that was just one big scrimmage. Lions’ head coach Dan Campbell said he wanted the scrimmage to feel like a preseason game and that definitely happened. Here’s the big takeaways from the day: Hendon Hooker has another rough

Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson was quick this week to tell reporters that he’s starting to see Hooker’s talent “come to life”, while noting that he’s pleased with the North Carolina native’s growth.  “Listen, we’ve taken the approach, we’re coaching him hard, which means we’re throwing a lot on him and when he makes a