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As anticipation builds for the unveiling of the Detroit Lions’ 2024 schedule tomorrow, excitement is palpable among fans eager to see the sequence of matchups that will define their season. Following their electrifying journey to the NFC Championship game last year, expectations are high for the Lions, with prime-time slots likely to abound in recognition

It’s been a busy off-season for Detroit Lions General Manager Brad Holmes. He was active in free agency by adding players such as Marcus Davenport, Amik Robertson, Carlton Davis and others. In addition to that, Holmes had the 2024 NFL Draft and contract extensions signed by Amon-Ra St. Brown, Penei Sewell and Jared Goff. Holmes

As expected, the Detroit Lions agreed to a contract extension with quarterback Jared Goff on Monday. The contract is a 4-year extension worth $212 million dollars. Details on Lions QB Jared Goff’s four-year, $212 million extension … [affiliatewidget_smgtolocal] • $73 million signing bonus.• $125 million over the first two years.• $165 million over the first

When the 2024 NFL schedule gets revealed this week, expect to see the Detroit Lions featured several times in prime-time or national broadcasts. As the NFL expands into more days, time slots and broadcasting ventures, Detroit will be a popular option to draw in significant viewership for the networks. The Lions always get at least

The Detroit Lions and Pro Bowl quarterback Jared Goff have reached an agreement on a lucrative new contract extension that will keep Goff in Honolulu Blue and Silver for the foreseeable future. Per numerous reports, Goff will receive a four-year contract extension worth $212 million, with some $170 million fully guaranteed. The exact details of

The drama over any contract extension for Lions quarterback Jared Goff has come to a happy ending. As first reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Lions and Goff have agreed to a massive new contract extension. Per Schefter, the extension is for four years and a total of $212 million. Over 80 percent of that

[affiliatewidget_smgtolocal] The buzz for the Detroit Lions continues to hum louder and louder. For the second season in a row, the Lions have sold out all season ticket memberships. Some limited individual single-game tickets will be for sale once the team’s schedule is released later this week, but fans looking for season tickets are too

There is another addition to the Detroit Lions tight end room. After a rookie minicamp tryout, the Lions have signed Parker Hesse to a contract. The team announced the signing on Monday morning, with no contractual terms revealed. Hesse was one of the veterans working in the weekend rookie minicamp on a tryout basis. The

One of the features of rookie minicamp is the presence of unsigned players who are formally trying out for the Detroit Lions. Whether there by some interest from the team, previous connections with a member of the coaching staff, or even a favor to an agent, it’s an opening in the NFL door. For Kaden

The NFL has long avoided adopting any sort of draft lottery system. The worst team earns the top pick every year. It’s a system that has generally served the league, not to mention the Detroit Lions, pretty well over the years. The NBA, of course, has had a draft lottery for almost 40 years now.

Friday marked the start of the Detroit Lions rookie minicamp, the first chance to see the newcomers to the team in action. It was the only session of the three-day rookie event open to the media, and it was one worth the trip to Allen Park to catch the debut of all the rookie newcomers.

[affiliatewidget_smgtolocal] This weekend marks the debut of the Detroit Lions rookie class. Six draftees, 15 undrafted free agents and over 20 camp invitees are participating in the Lions rookie minicamp, the first taste of their NFL dreams. Friday’s session was open to the media, which allowed the professional photographers to grab some nice shots of

Lions second-round rookie Ennis Rakestraw was an outside cornerback for nearly all of his college career at Missouri. In his first practice in Detroit, however, the lanky Rakestraw spent the day in the slot role. Instead of pairing with Terrion Arnold on the outside to give the Lions a 1-2 draft duo on the outside,

All the rookies were in Allen Park for the first day of Detroit Lions rookie minicamp, but there was someone missing. Head coach Dan Campbell was not in attendance for the event, and will miss the entire weekend. Campbell is missing due to personal reasons that were not disclosed by Lions staff. Assistant head coach