Examining if new Detroit Lions wide receiver Kyre Duplessis can make Detroit Lions roster.

The Detroit Lions are coing off a rough season, missing the postseason entirely. They have a lot of talent remaining on the roster, but the rookies joining the team are expected to help take them back over the edge in a difficult NFC.

The Detroit Lions only have a handful of open roster spots remaining after choosing seven rookies in the 2026 NFL Draft and adding nine more as UDFAs.

The Detroit Lions should have not have any difficulties buying into the strictly business approach head coach Dan Campbell wants to implement this season.

When the Detroit Lions take the field for organized team activities starting later this week, it will be the first opportunity for the coaching staff to evaluate the roster as a whole. Though injuries and availability are subject to change at this point of the season as players heal from offseason procedures,

Over the last 20 seasons, the Detroit Lions defense has been hit or miss. Detroit has made the playoffs a few times and have also won the NFC North titles during the 2023 and 2024 NFL seasons as well.

Competition remains at the center of the Detroit Lions' roster-building philosophy as the team continues organized team activities, according to assistant general manager Ray Agnew.

Examining five Detroit Lions to keep a close eye on during second week of OTAs.

The Detroit Lions made major changes in the NFL offseason.

Coming into the NFL as an undrafted free agent, veteran WR Greg Dortch knows he has to go the extra mile to stand out.

Detroit Lions spotted attending and participating in organized team activities Week 2.