Should the Detroit Lions gamble on a disgruntled two-time Pro Bowler to replace star edge-rusher Aidan Hutchinson? Hutchinson — who leads the league in sacks (7.5 in five games) — immediately underwent surgery after fracturing his left tibia and fibula in a 47-9 Week 6 win over the Dallas Cowboys (3-3). The Lions placed him
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DETROIT LIONS Carlton Davis (NP) quad, CB Davis left the game after getting a cleat to the head early in the 3rd quarter. Good to see no concussion or head on the report. As far as his quad, there were no signs of any leg issue during his final drive. Guessing this is a precautionary
The first practice status injury report from the Detroit Lions ahead of the Week 7 showdown with the Minnesota Vikings features four players who did not participate on Wednesday. The good news is that two of the players sat as part of a veteran rest regimen. Offensive linemen Frank Ragnow (C) and Kevin Zeitler (RG)
The New York Jets may not need long to find a taker for disgruntled pass-rusher Haason Reddick. The Detroit Lions have checked in with the Jets about Reddick, according to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN. It is not clear how serious the Lions’ interest is or whether they are simply doing due diligence on potential edge
The Detroit Lions stay on the road in Week 7, as they travel to the Twin Cities to take on the undefeated Minnesota Vikings, in a showdown for the early lead for the NFC North crown. While the Lions demolished the Cowboys in Week 6, they suffered a few key injuries during the game, while…
Fowler adds that Lions GM Brad Holmes could simply be doing his due diligence in this case, as the team recently lost DE Aidan Hutchinson for the season due to injury. Reddick received permission to explore his trade market with other teams this week, as his new agent Drew Rosenhaus is seeking to end Reddick’s
As the NFL trade deadline—dated November 5—nears, questions continue to rise about whether the Detroit Lions will be buyers in the wake of Aidan Hutchinson’s loss. We’ve already thrown our preferred additions out there, but now that trades are actually happening across the NFL, so are the rumors.
Back in Week 3, Detroit Lions punter Jack Fox won NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for his ridiculous punting performance against the Arizona Cardinals. The following game, it was Jared Goff’s turn to earn weekly honors, earning NFC Offensive Player of the Week for his “perfect” game against the Seattle Seahawks.
For the second Detroit game in a row, a Lions player has earned the NFC Player of the Week honor for his performance in a win. Brian Branch earned the NFC Defensive Player of the Week award from the NFL for his dominant play in Detroit’s 47-9 walloping of the Dallas Cowboys in Week 6.
Look, this is what is right now. This is the only thing that basically anyone wants to talk about and the Detroit Lions are willing to talk right back about it. What are the Lions going to do to replace Aidan Hutchinson in the next 19 days? The answer is whatever is right. I know
Meko Scott and I (Morgan Cannon) are back on the Pride of Detroit YouTube channel, discussing several topics from the Detroit Lions game against the Dallas Cowboys, as well as our thoughts on whether or not we believe the Lions have the best safety and running back duos in the NFL.
A dominating 47-9 win over the Dallas Cowboys showed the Lions are ready to be among the contenders this season once again. But the win was extremely bittersweet as star edge-rusher Aidan Hutchinson was lost for the season with a broken tibia. Does that affect the Lions in the various media power rankings? Let’s see
At times, the first series of a football game can tell you a lot. Typically, teams will come out on their first offensive drive with a plan. Whether they are trying to test a specific player or portion of the defense, or they are trying to set something up for later in the game, good…
Losing Aidan Hutchinson is a huge blow for the Detroit Lions defense. However, Lions head coach Dan Campbell remains upbeat about his defensive unit and their ability to overcome the loss of the Defensive Player of the Year front-runner after Week 6. In his weekly appearance on 97.1 The Ticket with Costa and Jensen, Campbell