Brad Holmes isn’t spinning Jameson Williams’ slow start anymore — he’s flat-out calling it a good thing. The Lions GM says J-Mo’s two years of injuries and suspensions led to ‘tremendous growth,’ and now Detroit’s about to cash in.
Josh Reynolds is gone, and some Lions fans are already crying about it. Here’s the reality check: this is exactly what happens when you’re a good football team with cornerstones to pay.
Detroit let a core piece of their NFC Championship roster walk in Josh Reynolds, and the backup plan is Tim Patrick. The Heavyweights aren’t sold that’s enough.
We all want to say the Detroit Lions have the NFC North locked up, but let’s be honest — the Green Bay Packers are lurking. If that defense ever figures it out, we’re looking at a 13-win team.
Detroit released Nate Sudfeld, officially handing the backup QB reins to Hendon Hooker. It’s a tough call on a beloved locker room guy, but it tells you everything about where this team is headed.
James Houston’s value isn’t about volume — it’s about precision. With Marcus Davenport and Josh Paschal healthy, Detroit can deploy Houston as a lethal third-down specialist and still get elite production.
James Houston has 8 sacks in 9 career games and somehow people are saying he doesn’t produce. That’s not a debate — that’s just wrong.
I don’t trust Detroit Lions place kicker Jake Bates in a big spot. He can boom long field goals with the best of them, but is shaky at best on field goals that should be automatic. How does an NFL kicker push a 30-yard field goal as Bates did in the third quarter of the…
Detroit’s first-round corner has all the tools to become a true CB1, but the Lions’ loaded secondary means he can just be good in Year 1. And that might be exactly how this defense takes the next step.
Too many people are riding Utah in the Big 12. Arizona — with the best wide receiver in college football and Brent Brennan at the helm — is the real threat to win the conference.