Episodes

  • Detroit Lions 2026 Training Camp Position Battles

    Detroit Lions 2026 Training Camp Position Battles
    Jul 8 2026
    Detroit Lions' upcoming 2026 training camp, focusing on five critical position battles following an offseason centered on increasing team athleticism. On the offensive line, a vacancy at right tackle pits veteran Larry Borom against high-draft pick Blake Miller, while a crowded field of players fights for the left guard starting spot. Defensively, the team seeks a secondary cornerback and a productive WILL linebacker to fill gaps left by departed starters. The coaching staff is also evaluating various edge rushers to find the most effective defensive end rotation to complement star player Aidan Hutchinson. By prioritizing youth and internal competition, the organization aims to finalize a roster capable of maintaining high performance throughout the upcoming season.
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    23 mins
  • Get to Know Detroit Lions Receiver Kendrick Law

    Get to Know Detroit Lions Receiver Kendrick Law
    Jul 7 2026
    16 mins
  • Detroit Lions 2026 Training Camp and Team Updates

    Detroit Lions 2026 Training Camp and Team Updates
    Jul 6 2026
    Lions Refine Tactics for the 2026 North
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    18 mins
  • Five Detroit Lions Under 25 to Watch in 2026

    Five Detroit Lions Under 25 to Watch in 2026
    Jun 24 2026
    20 mins
  • Get to Know Detroit Lions Tackle Blake Miller

    Get to Know Detroit Lions Tackle Blake Miller
    Jun 23 2026
    19 mins
  • Ennis Rakestraw Jr. Pursues Strength and Durability for 2026

    Ennis Rakestraw Jr. Pursues Strength and Durability for 2026
    Jun 19 2026
    20 mins
  • Isaac TeSlaa: The Lions' Rising Veteran Presence

    Isaac TeSlaa: The Lions' Rising Veteran Presence
    Jun 17 2026
    Following a promising rookie campaign, Detroit Lions wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa has emerged as a reliable asset expected to take on a significant role in the 2026 season. Head coach Dan Campbell praised the young athlete for his veteran-like consistency and steady growth throughout spring practices. Standing at 6-foot-4 with exceptional hands, TeSlaa spent the offseason improving his speed to better capitalize on one-on-one matchups within Detroit’s star-studded offense. Coaches and teammates alike have noted his increased comfort and physical strength, solidifying his position as the team's third receiving option. TeSlaa himself expressed high confidence, noting that the team's diverse offensive weapons will allow him to punish opposing defenses who focus elsewhere. This development marks a pivotal transition for the receiver as he moves from a special teams contributor to a focal point of the passing attack.
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    19 mins
  • D.J. Reed Reclaims His Burst for the Lions Defense

    D.J. Reed Reclaims His Burst for the Lions Defense
    Jun 16 2026
    Veteran cornerback D.J. Reed is working to regain his peak performance following a hamstring injury that hampered his inaugural season with the Detroit Lions. After reviewing game footage, Reed identified a significant loss of explosive speed and lateral quickness during the latter half of the previous year. To address the issue, he utilized stem cell therapy in Panama and implemented improved hydration and recovery habits this offseason. Now feeling fully restored, Reed is poised to lead a revamped secondary as the team’s primary defensive back. His recovery is a focal point of the team's current OTA practices, which also feature several new additions to the roster. These updates come amidst broader organizational changes, including shifts in the offensive line and defensive coaching staff.
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    20 mins