The Lions signed Stuard as a free agent this offseason. He has been remarkably reliable being available for every game in his 4-year NFL career. He does have a remote history of a torn meniscus which isn't a significant concern in the short-term.

MLive continues its training camp preview, highlighting the Lions' secondary, including its dynamic duo at safety and more.

With training camp just a short time away, an NFL.com analyst has ranked the Detroit Lions as the seventh team in the league facing the most pressure to succeed in 2025. NFL.com’s Tom Blair analyzed each team’s situation, taking into account factors like competitive windows, playoff droughts, and fan expectations.

We’ve seen growth in training camp translate to the regular season. It’s helped guys solidify their roles and get paid. With camp set to begin Sunday, it’s a good time to look at players who could benefit the most from strong performances.

The Chicago Bears and the New York Jets did just that, snatching up former Detroit Lions OC Ben Johnson and ex-DC Aaron Glenn to fill their respective head coaching vacancies. So where does that leave the Lions? Hell if we know—which is why their training camp is going among the NFC’s can’t-missers.

The Lions placed Frank Ragnow on the reserve/retire list Wednesday, a little more than a month after Ragnow announced his retirement after 7 seasons.

Who are the breakout candidates? Who starts at center? There is plenty for the Lions to answer heading into camp.

The Detroit Lions signed young Running Back Jabari Small on Friday morning. He is coming off a rookie season where did not appear in an NFL game. He was waived on May 14 by the Tennessee Titans and has found his new home.

The Detroit Lions are already facing challenges before the 2025/26 NFL season has even begun as Dan Campbell's squad will be without their defensive end, Levi Onwuzurike, for at le