LB Alex Anzalone and OL Frank Ragnow are unhappy with their contracts and not taking part in the Detroit Lions' voluntary workouts this offseason.

The Detroit Lions enter the 2025 NFL season with sky-high expectations and a brutal schedule ahead. Under head coach Dan Campbell, the reigning NFC North champions must battle through one of the league’s toughest slates.

Aidan Hutchinson moved well at Lions practice, and Hendon Hooker took No. 2 QB reps ahead of Kyle Allen, but both QBs struggled to throw deep ball.

Pro Football Focus (PFF) explains why they do not have Lions star Penei Sewell ranked as the top offensive tackle in the NFL.

As the Lions wrap up their first week of OTA practices, fans already have their eyes on the team’s Week 1 matchup with the Packers.

Veteran defensive end Za'Darius Smith, who was traded from the Cleveland Browns to the Lions before the 2024 trade deadline, is a player supporters still value and covet. In a recent piece from Sports Illustrated that listed best fits for the top unsigned NFL free agents, the 32-year-old was slated as a solid fit for the Buffalo Bills.

Bucky Brooks reviews new quarterback-play-caller pairings from the offseason and ultimately identifies the five duos that NFL defenses should fear most. Where do Tennessee's No. 1 overall pick Cam Ward and Brian Callahan rank?

The Lions made several risky moves during the 2025 NFL offseason. Which of those moves are most likely to hurt Detroit during the season? Lions GM Brad Holmes made several moves to improve the roster this offseason. Holmes has often made the right choice ...

Ratledge helmed the center spot, with Christian Mahogany to his left and Graham Glasgow to his right at the guard positions. Taylor Decker and Penei Sewell took their trademark spots at the left and right tackle positions, respectively. Ratledge and Glasgow would rotate at center, with the other playing right guard.