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After trading away their third-round picks to land their starting outside corners in veteran Carlton Davis and first-round pick Terrion Arnold, the Detroit Lions are only slated to have one selection on Friday night. The Lions still have the No. 61 overall pick near the end of the second round. It’s certainly possible Lions GM

With the No. 24 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft the Detroit Lions have selected Terrion Arnold. Arnold, a cornerback out of Alabama, will look to help the Lions improve on last season’s run which included a 12-5 regular season record and an NFC North division title. Pre-order Terrion Arnold Lions jersey Fans can get

It had been a fairly docile night in the NFL Draft media center in Detroit as the picks rolled into the 20s. There were a couple of eyebrow-raising picks, but for the most part, the reactions were pretty subdued. Then came The Trade. The Detroit Lions moved up from No. 29 to No. 24, trading

Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown is now the highest-paid wideout in the league after a lucrative contract extension this week. The All-Pro has come a long way from being the No. 112 overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft. While his amazing success story can be an inspiration for players who don’t hear their

Draft day is here! As we welcome the NFL spotlight to the city of Detroit, Lions fans need to prepare for what figures to be a long day. With the Lions picking No. 29 overall instead of the customary spot in the top handful of selections, the waiting will be the hardest part, to adapt

It’s the best weekend of the year! I cannot wait to get to Downtown Detroit to walk the city, do radio and talk with all of the great fans in the NFL. It’s been great going through the draft process to figure out which players go to each team. Over the last two drafts (2022

It’s finally here! The 2024 NFL draft kicks off tonight, and all the speculation finally gets resolved. What will happen with the Detroit Lions? Good question. With the team picking 29th overall in the first round, there are so many variables that just can’t be known even before the Lions pick. Then there’s the tight-lipped,

The Detroit Lions interrupted the NFL draft conversation on Wednesday by locking up All-Pro wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown to a massive new contract extension. The deal locks up St. Brown through the 2028 season and includes the biggest amount of guaranteed money for any wide receiver in NFL history. Per Spotrac, the new contract

Welcome to the Detroit Lions Podcast Bish & Brown Show! Today the boys are dropping the rest of their thoughts on the draft and more. They go through some viewer questions, and many of the larger issues that may have an effect on the Lions options at pick 29 and beyond. Make sure to head

It’s been a busy day of spending for the Detroit Lions. Hours after making Amon-Ra St. Brown the highest-paid wide receiver in the NFL, the Lions agreed to a contract deal with right tackle Penei Sewell. Reports indicate Sewell will be the highest-paid offensive lineman in the league. The four-year contract is worth a reported

The Detroit Lions and All-Pro wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown have agreed to a new contract extension. The agreement was reported by multiple sources. While exact terms are not known, Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network reports St. Brown will earn more than $120 million over four years on the extension. It’s a four-year deal.

The Detroit Lions currently hold the No. 29 pick in the first round of the 2024 NFL draft. “Currently” is the optimal word to focus on when looking at what the Lions might do with their pick on Thursday night in Detroit. Lions head coach Dan Campbell matter-of-factly lent more fuel to the fire that

The 2024 NFL draft kicks off in two short days. It’s the anxious calm before the storm that will add a fresh dose of talent into the Lions locker room. Detroit picks 29th in the first round, with two picks on the second night of the draft, followed by four on Saturday (no fourth-rounder, two

While the Detroit Lions draft plans for this coming weekend are uncertain, one thing is sure: There will be trades. GM Brad Holmes and his front office regime are known dealmakers. They trade, trade back, and they’ve even traded back to trade up—it’s what the Brad Holmes Lions do on draft weekend. Draft trades are