Episodes

  • Lions Weighing Penei Sewell Position Switch to Left Tackle

    Lions Weighing Penei Sewell Position Switch to Left Tackle
    Mar 31 2026
    Detroit Lions General Manager Brad Holmes recently discussed the team’s strategy for restructuring their offensive line following the departure of veteran Taylor Decker. The primary focus of these changes involves potentially moving All-Pro talent Penei Sewell from right tackle to left tackle. Holmes emphasized that Sewell’s prior experience and versatility allow the organization to remain flexible when evaluating new additions like Larry Borom. This tactical shift suggests the team is prioritizing the best overall player fit rather than being restricted by specific positional labels. While a reunion with Decker remains unlikely, the front office appears confident in their current roster depth and Sewell's ability to protect the quarterback's blind side.
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    21 mins
  • D.J. Wonnum Signs One-Year Deal With Detroit Lions

    D.J. Wonnum Signs One-Year Deal With Detroit Lions
    Mar 19 2026
    The Detroit Lions have expanded their defensive roster by securing pass rusher D.J. Wonnum on a short-term contract worth as much as $6 million. This transaction marks a significant change for the veteran athlete, who previously played for the Carolina Panthers following a four-year tenure with the Minnesota Vikings. Although Wonnum faced recent challenges with injuries and reduced statistical production, he brings a career total of 30 sacks to a rebuilding Detroit defense. He joins former teammate Cade Mays as the second prominent player to transition from Carolina to Michigan during this free agency period. The move highlights the Lions' strategy of adding experienced depth while the Panthers focus on clearing financial commitments.
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    17 mins
  • Rebuilding the Lions' Edge Rush

    Rebuilding the Lions' Edge Rush
    Mar 19 2026
    The Detroit Lions are navigating a difficult offseason focused on revamping their roster following a lackluster 2025 campaign. While high-profile contract extensions for young stars limit their spending power, the front office must address a critical lack of depth at the edge rusher position. Beyond standout Aidan Hutchinson, the team faces significant vacancies due to the departure of veterans and ongoing injury concerns with players like Marcus Davenport. To compensate for these losses and a rebuilding offensive line, General Manager Brad Holmes is expected to target multiple experienced free agents for situational roles. Potential acquisitions like Joey Bosa or Jadeveon Clowney could help stabilize the defense alongside new signing D.J. Wonnum. Ultimately, the team's strategy relies on affordable veteran rotations to bolster their pass rush before the upcoming draft.
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    14 mins
  • Texans Acquire David Montgomery in Multi-Asset Trade With Lions

    Texans Acquire David Montgomery in Multi-Asset Trade With Lions
    Mar 3 2026
    The Houston Texans have finalized a trade to acquire star running back David Montgomery from the Detroit Lions to improve their rushing attack. In exchange for the veteran ball carrier, Detroit received offensive lineman Juice Scruggs along with two future draft selections. Montgomery sought the move after seeing a significant decline in his workload during the previous season behind Jahmyr Gibbs. Houston intends for Montgomery to serve as their primary starter, signaling a likely departure for injured veteran Joe Mixon. Meanwhile, the Lions are using this transition to rebuild their offensive line after struggling with pass protection and run blocking consistency. This high-profile swap addresses the roster needs of both franchises as they prepare for the 2026 season.
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    16 mins
  • In Memoriam: Lions Defensive Icon Tracy Scroggins

    In Memoriam: Lions Defensive Icon Tracy Scroggins
    Feb 10 2026
    death of Tracy Scroggins, a prominent former defensive end for the Detroit Lions, who passed away at the age of 56. During his ten-year tenure in the NFL, he established himself as a premier pass rusher, ranking third in franchise history for total sacks. The article highlights his professional achievements, including five playoff appearances and a career-high season in 1995. It also touches upon his athletic background, tracing his journey from high school sports in Oklahoma to a successful collegiate career at Tulsa. While the Lions officially confirmed his passing, the report notes that a specific cause of death was not disclosed.
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    15 mins
  • Wide-Open Path to Super Bowl LXI

    Wide-Open Path to Super Bowl LXI
    Feb 10 2026
    Wide-Open Path to Super Bowl LXI
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    18 mins
  • Mike Kafka Joins Detroit Lions Offensive Coaching Staff

    Mike Kafka Joins Detroit Lions Offensive Coaching Staff
    Jan 27 2026
    The Detroit Lions have significantly overhauled their coaching staff by appointing Mike Kafka to a prominent offensive leadership role for the 2026 season. Kafka previously served as the interim head coach for the New York Giants, where he gained recognition for keeping the team competitive during a difficult transitional period. Despite drawing interest for several vacant head coaching and coordinator positions across the league, he ultimately chose to join Detroit’s new-look staff. He will work alongside recently hired offensive coordinator Drew Petzing to revitalize a scoring unit that struggled under previous management. This strategic acquisition highlights the Lions' commitment to adding experienced veteran minds to their sideline following a period of offensive inconsistency. The report also notes broader NFL movements, including the Giants' decision to hire John Harbaugh and the Seahawks' recent advancement to the Super Bowl.
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    15 mins
  • Dan Skipper: A Cult Hero Reports as Retired

    Dan Skipper: A Cult Hero Reports as Retired
    Jan 23 2026
    Dan Skipper, a veteran offensive lineman who became a celebrated figure for the Detroit Lions. After nearly a decade in the league, the former undrafted free agent plans to transition into coaching, beginning with a volunteer role at the East-West Shrine Bowl. Skipper gained immense popularity in Detroit as a versatile lineman and is notably one of the few at his position to score a touchdown reception in franchise history. His career was marked by a deep connection with local fans, specifically following a highly publicized officiating controversy involving his reporting as an eligible receiver. Faced with physical health concerns, the thirty-one-year-old athlete expressed his gratitude to the city while looking forward to a new chapter on the sidelines.
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    16 mins