Tuesday hasn’t gotten off to a great start for the Detroit Lions. It kicked off with news that cornerback Emmanuel Moseley is out indefinitely after suffering a torn pectoral. The news got a little better later when coach Dan Campbell noted that the injuries to Terrion Arnold—who will practice Tuesday—and Kevin Zeitler are not considered…
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According to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Detroit Lions cornerback Emmanuel Moseley suffered a torn pectoral at practice this week, and will be out indefinitely. It’s another moment of terrible luck for Moseley, who has now suffered three serious injuries in three consecutive seasons. He played in just five games in 2022 before tearing…
As training camp continues and evolves into the preseason, we’re getting a better understanding of where the Detroit Lions roster stands. That said, with so much overhaul on the defensive side of the ball—and a ton of players repping at several positions—it’s hard to make sense of everything.
Whether you love or hate a player, you never want to see them get hurt. For Detroit Lions cornerback Emmanuel Moseley, it’s been three consecutive seasons where he’s suffered serious injuries. These injuries have all prevented him from playing the game of football. In 2022, he suffered a torn ACL in his left knee during week
During the off-season last year, the Detroit Lions made a surprising move by letting Jamaal Williams walk. To replace him, they signed David Montgomery. Hard to gauge exactly what Montgomery was going to bring to the table, it did feel like it was an upgrade over Williams. We’ve only seen Montgomery in Detroit for one
Joint practices represent the first time the Detroit Lions players can hit someone in another uniform. For an undrafted rookie like Morice Norris, that presents an opportunity to make a splash. Norris, a defensive back from Fresno State, did just that in Detroit’s first joint practice session in New York against the Giants. He lowered
For the past two weeks, we’ve consumed every bit of Detroit media about Lions training camp. But thanks to joint practices with the New York Giants this week, we’re able to get a bit of an outsider perspective on this year’s team. It’s a fresh set of eyes, and while Giants media was predominantly focused…
Monday’s joint practice between the Detroit Lions and New York Giants featured numerous heated scuffles and huge reactions from both teams’ media members on social media. At one point, Lions rookie defensive back Terrion Arnold took a massive hit from Giants star left tackle Andrew Thomas. It was reported after the practice that the 24th
The first Detroit Lions joint practice session with the New York Giants proved to be a very charged atmosphere. Video clips of several fracases between the two teams leaked out on social media. It also was a practice that saw two Lions starters leave with injuries. Rookie CB Terrion Arnold left Monday’s practice under the
The Detroit Lions and New York Giants just had one of the chippiest joint practices of all time. It almost felt like a fight club meeting or that scene from Anchorman where all the news teams fight. Nobody was stabbed with a trident on Monday though. One of the big things that happened was that
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
Prior to Monday’s joint practice with the New York Giants, Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell offered a couple of quick injury updates. To start, Campbell noted that tight end Sam LaPorta was going to sit out practice with an undisclosed injury, and defensive back Brian Branch would be limited to individual drills and seven-on-seven work.…