Detroit, MI – The Frank Ragnow era in the motor city has abruptly come to an end as he unexpectedly announced his sudden retirement from professional football at the age of 29 on June 2, 2025, closing the chapter on a remarkable seven year career defined by resilience and sacrifice. In an emotional Instagram post,…
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Penei Sewell drove All-Pro defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons 15 yards into the end zone against his will. That’s not hyperbole — that’s the best player in football doing best-player-in-football things.
Jameson Williams got himself a two-game suspension, and the hot-take merchants are already lighting their torches. Save it. This Lions team is built different, and two games without J-Mo isn’t moving the needle in that locker room.
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.
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.