The Detroit Lions will open the 2024 preseason on Thursday night in New York against the Giants. The game won’t feature many players that most fans associate as the Lions, however. Head coach Dan Campbell confirmed before Tuesday’s practice in New York that the established players on the team won’t be seen on the field
Former Illini football safety Kerby Joseph, now with the Detroit Lions ended up in a scuffle with Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers in a joint practice today. Joseph has quickly made a name for himself in the NFL after the Detroit Lions drafted him in the third round of the 2022 NFL Draft. Kerby Joseph
The Detroit Lions are riding high this offseason. After going to the NFC Championship Game in 2023, the Lions responded by paying Jared Goff and Amon-Ra St. Brown massive new deals. However, while the quarterback and wide receiver have seen the spotlight perhaps more than the vast majority of Lions stars in the last 30
The Detroit Lions continue to bring players in for workouts during training camp. Earlier this week they worked out former a Cowboys’ starting edge rusher and an FCS award winning offensive lineman. Up next is one of the best defensive players from the UFL. DC Defenders linebacker Anthony Hines has worked out for the Lions.
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If you read the New York Giants media’s take on Day 1 of joint practices with the Detroit Lions, most believed New York—at the very least—hung with the gritty Lions. But the tone out of New Jersey was a little different for Tuesday’s practice. While things certainly remained high-intensity, it certainly sounds like the Lions…
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The Detroit Tigers continue to struggle on the field, but there’s still a lot to track in the final two months of the 2024 season. Can Colt Keith make a late push for American League Rookie of the Year? Can Tarik Skubal finish strong in his AL Cy Young campaign? Does Parker Meadows prove himself
NFL teams are avoiding two days of joint practices because of how many fights can happen. The New York Giants and the Detroit Lions decided to do it this week, and it quickly went south. There were already fights on day 1, on Monday, but Tuesday was particularly astonishing. The most aggressive fight was between
Lions safety Kerby Joseph is not one to back down from a confrontation. New York rookie wide receiver learned that the hard way in Tuesday’s joint practices between the Lions and Giants. Joseph and Nabers squared off in a heated, multi-punch brawl after a play where Lions rookie CB Terrion Arnold broke up a pass
Hearts are breaking for Emmanuel Moseley as the Lions announced Tuesday he suffered an injury that’ll keep him off the field indefinitely. The cornerback suffered a torn pectoral at practice that will keep him sidelined for an undetermined amount of time. While all injuries straight up stink, what makes this news particularly brutal is this…
In past years, a player’s season was over if they were placed on the injured reserve before the final roster cutdowns. However, a rule change adopted by the NFL in 2024 means that’s not necessarily the case anymore. And that new rule change could come into play for the Detroit Lions, who have suffered a
The Detroit Lions are wrapping up joint practices in New Jersey on Tuesday in preparation for their preseason Game 1 against the New York Giants on Thursday. In previous training camps, the Lions have shown a pattern of resting key players during preseason games following joint practices with their opponent, and in 2024, they appear…
NFL preseason games typically aren’t very compelling, but there’s a must-watch preseason game this week if you’re a Tennessee Vols fan. On Thursday night, the New York Giants will host the Detroit Lions. And a couple of former Vols are expected to see a significant amount of playing time. Lions head coach Dan Campbell told
Lions head coach Dan Campbell had to devote a lot longer than hoped for in his Tuesday press conference to reporting on the health status of several of his Detroit players. First up, the good news. Rookie cornerback Terrion Arnold, who left Monday’s practice in the concussion protocol, has cleared all the necessary tests and
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…
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
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…
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