
Your home for Detroit Lions news, information and analysis, produced by veteran beat reporter Justin Rogers.
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Allen Park — After a brief hold-in, the Lions and Jahmyr Gibbs have come together on a lucrative contract extension that will keep the superstar running back in Detroit through the 2030 season.
The three-year pact, which k...
Here are some notes and observations from the Detroit Lions’ Thursday morning training camp practice.
Allen Park — Here are some notes and observations from the Detroit Lions’ Thursday morning training camp practice.
With a week of training camp in the books, here are some thoughts on what I’ve seen from the Detroit Lions’ roster.
With a week of training camp in the books, here are some thoughts on what I’ve seen from the Detroit Lions’ roster.
The Lions announced Pistons COO Richard Haddad will be the team’s next president and COO. (Photo courtesy Haddad’s LinkedIn)
Allen Park — The Detroit Lions’ global search for Rod Wood’s replacement as president and CEO landed on a fit in t...
Here are some notes and observations from the Detroit Lions’ Tuesday morning training camp practice.
Allen Park — Here are some notes and observations from the Detroit Lions’ Tuesday morning training camp practice.
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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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