
Your home for Detroit Lions news, information and analysis, produced by veteran beat reporter Justin Rogers.
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The Lions haven't needed to lean on rookies as much in recent years. Should we expect this season to be much different?
Allen Park — Even with Tate Ratledge logging more offensive playing time than any Detroit Lions player in 2025, the tea...
Jack Campbell brings All-Pro level stability to the corps, but Lions need to unearth a coverage solution from their other options.
Allen Park — This is Jack Campbell’s defense.
While we ponder the next tier of production for Gibbs, it's also worth exploring what Isiah Pacheco and Sione Vaki can bring to the table in 2026.
Allen Park — The Detroit Lions weren’t wrong to install Jahmyr Gibbs as the starter over Dav...
The Detroit Lions made a concentrated effort to refresh the edge defending talent surrounding superstar Aidan Hutchinson this offseason.
The Detroit Lions made a concentrated effort to refresh the edge defending talent surrounding supersta...
Goff has been a steady producer for the past three seasons, but he'd need to up his touchdown production to be considered for the league's top individual award.
Allen Park — Following the 2022 season, with the Detroit Lions holding the No....
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Prior to starting the Detroit Football Network, I worked two decades in local media, including the previous seven at the Detroit News. Since 2011, I've served as a beat writer covering the Detroit Lions.
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