The Detroit Lions do not have a traditional fullback currently on their roster, but coach Dan Campbell made it clear on Wednesday that they don’t intend on phasing out the position entirely. “We like a fullback, if it makes sense and it’s somebody we know can help us at that position and can dictate to…
Lions Lions HC Dan Campbell wants second-year QB Hendon Hooker to show that he can “run this offense” as they ramp up toward the season. “We need to feel like by the end of camp this guy can, he can run this offense,” Campbell said, via Kyle Meinke of MLive. “He’s somebody we know that,
It didn’t take long for ex-Lions cornerback Cam Sutton to find a new NFL home. Days after his June 1st release, Sutton is rejoining the Steelers. Sutton is heading back to Pittsburgh to rejoin his old team. Per reports, it’s a one-year deal worth the veteran minimum for Sutton, who played for the Steelers for
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The Lions had one of the worst secondaries in the NFL last season, allowing the sixth-most passing yards per game (247.4) in the league. Detroit made it a focus to revamp the unit this offseason, trading for CB Carlton Davis III, signing cornerbacks Amik Robertson and Emmanuel Moseley in free agency and selecting cornerbacks Terrion
Yes, you read the title correctly. The Detroit Lions currently don’t have a fullback on the roster right now and it doesn’t look like they will be bringing back Jason Cabinda. But according to Lions head coach Dan Campbell, the Lions do plan to use a fullback. “We like a fallback if it makes sense
Sam LaPorta had a phenomenal rookie season playing tight end for the Detroit Lions. He set team rookie marks with 86 receptions for 889 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2023, an incredible level of production from the second-rounder from Iowa. That performance lands LaPorta in the top 10 of all NFL tight ends after just
The Detroit Lions do not have a fullback on the roster. The days of Jason Cabinda are but a distant memory. However, the team will still use the fullback position as a small part of the offense. Head coach Dan Campbell was asked about the fullback position before Wednesday’s minicamp session in Allen Park. Campbell
Former Detroit Lions cornerback Cam Sutton is signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers, according to Tom Pelissero. Per Brooke Pryor, it’s a one-year, veteran-minimum deal. Sutton was released by the Lions earlier this offseason after the police put out an arrest warrant for his arrest on domestic battery by strangulation charges. At the time, Sutton was…
With every season that passes, the Detroit Lions roster adds more and more depth, making it a real bloodbath competition for the final few spots on the roster. Each year, the Lions carry a handful of players on their roster—both active and practice squad—who have the skills to contribute at an NFL level but their…
Matthew Stafford and Aaron Rodgers may both now be gone from the NFC North, but that doesn’t mean we can’t drum up some old feelings on the two. And thanks to a pretty bold proclamation from Texans young quarterback C.J. Stroud, an old debate has been sparked across the NFL landscape.
The safety market in the NFL is really weird right now. Guys like Quandre Diggs, Justin Simmons, Jamal Adams, Tashaun Gipson, Marcus Maye and Eddie Jackson are still available. These are all pretty good players. Someone has to sign them at some point. Don’t expect the Detroit Lions to be that someone. The safety position
Lions Nation Unite is live-talking the latest Detroit Lions news and rumors for the 2024 NFL free agency and the 2025 NFL draft. Who should the Lions look to target in free agency? Could they look to add Ryan Tannehill to the Lions’ QB room? Should the bring in more competition to the QB Room?
Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell spoke with reporters during OTAs on Tuesday, touching on topics ranging from the Lions’ improved secondary depth to the performance of rookie offensive lineman Giovanni Manu. Campbell’s team is a favorite to win the NFC North for the second straight year, a prospect that has him thinking Super Bowl.
When the Detroit Lions traded up into the fourth round of the 2024 NFL Draft to select Giovanni Manu, the move was made with a clear eye for the future. For Manu, an offensive line prospect from the University of British Columbia with scant football experience, the present tense is all about learning and developing.
In Dan Campbell’s pre-practice press conference, he was asked about the Detroit Lions revamped secondary, and he could barely contain his excitement. “It’s a great place to be in,” Campbell said. “We have so many options right now, so much competitiveness. (Defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn) AG and I were talking about it again, (general manager)…
The Detroit Lions are one of the hottest teams in the NFL right now. However, one of their former players has found themselves in hot water. Many former NFL players have trouble adjusting to life after football and can get into some minor trouble. Former first-round pick Brandon Pettigrew was arrested after punching a glass
The Detroit Lions went out and completely overhauled their secondary this offseason. A basically brand new cornerback room is joining the team and then there’s going to be some movement at safety that’s expected off of that. All of this has overshadowed some of the younger players on the team that are trying to make
We’re in year four of Dan Campbell being the head coach of the Detroit Lions. Over the years we’ve started to notice just little nuances in the way he says things and what he says. The big one was last year with Denzel Mims. Campbell was asked about Mims in the grand scheme of the
The Detroit Lions shocked everyone when they traded up in the fourth-round of the 2024 NFL Draft to select British Columbia tackle Giovanni Manu. The Tongan-Canadian tackle has the size and athleticism that teams dream of, but he does lack some football experience. In the time he has played football, he had some solid coaching