There is yet another player on the Detroit Lions who is under investigation for violating the NFL’s gambling policy, according to The Athletic. Back in April, the Detroit Lions had four players suspended by the NFL for violating the gambling policy. Wide receivers Jameson Williams and Stanley Berryhill were suspended six games for betting on
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Allen Park — Jameson Williams said he wasn’t fully aware of NFL rules against players gambling and didn’t know he did anything wrong. His confusion might be considered understandable with all the league’s ties to betting sites, except the guidelines are explicit, and ignorance of the rules isn’t a remotely acceptable excuse. Williams didn’t make
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Deandre Hopkins. (Billy Hardiman-USA TODAY Sports) Now that DeAndre Hopkins is a free agent, he could land wherever he wants. For the Packers, some of those landing spots are better than others. DeAndre Hopkins and the Arizona Cardinals have finally split. It didn’t happen through a trade, as was expected for
Allen Park — Everyone likes a good comp when trying to get a grasp on a rookie’s potential, particularly when it comes to a small-school talent you might not have heard much about prior to the draft. On Thursday, Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn offered a vision for who defensive tackle Brodric Martin could
The NFL is investigating a fifth Detroit Lions player as part of its ongoing gambling investigation, The Athletic reported Friday. The website did not name the player, but reported he did not have a prominent role in 2022. Four Lions players, including wide receiver Jameson Williams, were suspended in April for violating the NFL’s policy
DeAndre Hopkins #10 of the Arizona Cardinals warms up prior to the game against the New Orleans Saints at State Farm Stadium on October 20, 2022 in Glendale, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) The Arizona Cardinals surprisingly released DeAndre Hopkins after being unable to find a trade suitor for the former All-Pro. DeAndre Hopkins
A fifth Detroit Lions player is being investigated for violating the league’s gambling policy, according to a report from The Athletic. Citing league sources, the publication is withholding the player’s name because the investigation is ongoing and the player is yet to be interviewed by the league. The player was described as not having a
Because of the chicken Caesar wrap with sweet potato fries — that’s why I think the Detroit Lions are going to be better this year. Significantly better. OK, that’s not the only reason — I have a bunch of reasons why I think this team will be better, which we’ll get to in a bit.
Let’s give Jameson Williams a break. Or at least some time. And if he gambles where he isn’t supposed to again, or if he likes a tweet suggesting the Lions should trade for say, Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson, or tweets that Jared Goff is a bum? Then don’t worry, the Detroit Lions will run
Allen Park — Halapoulivaati Vaitai won’t turn 30 until next month, but for the past year, he got a taste of what retirement might look like. There were unquestionable charms that came with the idea of calling it a career after just seven NFL seasons. There was all the extra time he got to spend
Expectations can be a strange thing, especially around Allen Park. The Detroit Lions historically have handled the challenge of expectations about as well as a nail handles the challenge of a hammer. Yet, here we are. Or, literally, here we sat Thursday, in the extra-large, supersize-me contingent of media that numbered close to 60 strong
Aaron Glenn looked around at the three dozen or so reporters gathered in the media room before the Detroit Lions’ third organized team activity practice of the spring Thursday. “We’ve never had this many people here,” Glenn said. The buzz about the Lions is palpable and growing, a little more than three months from the
Allen Park — Tracy Walker insists he has no complaints these days. But there is one thing that’s bothering one of the Lions’ returning captains on defense. Less than eight months after undergoing surgery to repair a torn Achilles that wiped out almost all of his 2022 season, the 28-year-old safety feels like he’s fully
Allen Park — If you were hoping to learn why Aidan Hutchinson is growing out his hair, well, Thursday was a disappointment. He was tight-lipped. “I got a little idea for the future, in the season,” he said, denying that he’s planning to eventually sport a mullet. But the Detroit Lions’ second-year edge defender did