Detroit Lions
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Jahmyr Gibbs signs three-year extension with Lions
The 24-year-old running back locks in long-term deal after a 1,223-yard, 13-TD 2025 season.
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Lions Have Not Extended Jahmyr Gibbs With Training Camp a Week Away
Detroit reports for camp July 28 with its bell-cow back still on his rookie deal. GM Brad Holmes has called Gibbs a priority, but the Lions hold a fifth-year option and no deal has been reported.
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Lions’ Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph Both Land in ESPN’s Top 10 Safeties for 2026
ESPN’s survey of league executives, coaches and scouts ranked Brian Branch fourth and Kerby Joseph ninth among NFL safeties — but injuries cloud when either will play in 2026.
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Lions’ Jack Campbell Jumps From Honorable Mention to No. 5 in ESPN’s Linebacker Rankings
Campbell vaulted into the top five of ESPN’s exec/coach/scout survey after a 176-tackle season, with at least one voter ranking him the best off-ball linebacker in football.
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Amon-Ra St. Brown Ranked No. 5 NFL Receiver in ESPN Survey, Up From No. 8
ESPN’s survey of more than 70 NFL executives, coaches and scouts ranked Amon-Ra St. Brown the league’s No. 5 receiver for 2026, his best mark yet — and the case for him was built on toughness, after-catch production and blocking…
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NFL Coaches and Executives Vote Aidan Hutchinson a Top-Five Edge Rusher for 2026
NFL coaches, executives and scouts voted Aidan Hutchinson a top-five edge rusher for 2026, and Detroit reshaped its front around him with DJ Wonnum and Derrick Moore.
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Lions’ Right Tackle Job an Open Competition Between Larry Borom and Blake Miller
Dan Campbell has one open starting job entering camp — right tackle, between Larry Borom and Blake Miller — and no joint practices to help decide it.
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Judge Denies GPS Tether for Ex-Lions CB Terrion Arnold as Four Teams Show Interest
A Florida judge declined to order a GPS monitor for former Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold, clearing him to work out for NFL teams as his agent testified four clubs have already called.
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Lions LB Jack Campbell Makes NFL Top 100 for First Time at No. 88
Detroit linebacker Jack Campbell landed at No. 88 on the NFL’s player-voted Top 100 for 2026, his first appearance after a First-Team All-Pro season.
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Terrion Arnold Clears Waivers, Becomes Free Agent After Lions Release
Detroit’s former first-round cornerback went unclaimed on waivers Monday and is now free to sign anywhere, leaving the Lions with a thinner secondary and dead cap on the books.