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Lions' veteran offseason additions will be put to tough test in Week 2 (opens the original)
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The Detroit Lions are 1-0 after a 31-30 Week 1 win over the New Orleans Saints, but it was not an easy victory and one that needed some extra time to decide. Still, Detroit did what it needed to do and prevented the Saints from converting what would have been a game-winning two-point conversion. However, the Lions completely took their foot off the gas and let a 21-0 lead slip away from them. Now, they have to quickly turn their attention to the Buffalo Bills for a Thursday night showdown at the
GM Brad Holmes makes first remarks about the surprise Greg Dortch cut (opens the original)
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Head coach Dan Campbell and general manager Brad Holmes have expressed how pleased they are with the quality and depth on this Detroit Lions team going into the 2026 season. However, that did not keep them from making a surprising decision when the roster was trimmed from 90 to 53 players on Sunday. The most shocking move of all came when they released wide receiver Greg Dortch and left themselves with only four wideouts on their roster when every other team around the league has at least five.
Tyler Conklin is getting ready to return, complicating TE competition in training camp (opens the original)
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The Detroit Lions have their clear TE1 in Sam LaPorta, who is due for an extension any time, but there is also a lot of competition behind him in a stacked tight end room that just got even more crowded. While Brock Wright and Jackson Meeks join LaPorta on the depth chart and Nick Muse and Zach Horton were recently signed, the impending return of projected third-stringer Tyler Conklin may only complicate matters even more ahead of the 2026 season. Detroit signed the veteran to a one-year, $1.3 m
3 Lions on the roster bubble who can help themselves the most in training camp (opens the original)
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The 2026 NFL season is on the horizon as the Detroit Lions prepare for the start of training camp with rookies set to report on Saturday. While that will help determine who comes out on top in some key position battles and set the stage for who makes the 53-man roster, it will also be a huge opportunity for players on the roster bubble to make their case. From one rookie worth paying attention to and a wide receiver receiving some high praise from a teammate to an offensive lineman with a lot of
Who will be the Lions' most important rookie? (opens the original)
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The Detroit Lions will have a different look to their offensive line in 2026, most notably due to the shocking departure of veteran Taylor Decker. As a result, Detroit used its first-round draft pick on Clemson's Blake Miller to turn the page and start building toward the future. The decision to draft Miller immediately followed Detroit's signing of Larry Borom to a one-year, $5 million deal. When you consider the high upside that Miller brings, Borom's job is certainly in jeopardy as the rookie
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