Articles:
How OTAs can help Lions install new offense: https://www.detroitlions.com/news/how-otas-can-help-lions-install-new-offense
Here's what markets say Darius Slay, Damon Harrison and other Lions are worth: https://www.mlive.com/expo/sports/g66l-2019/05/b8256312c83858/heres-what-markets-say-darius-slay-damon-harrison-and-other-lions-are-worth.html
Examining video from day 3 of Lions OTAs: https://lionswire.usatoday.com/2019/05/24/watch-examining-video-from-day-3-of-lions-otas/
How Gerald McCoy's next contract will directly impact the Lions: https://lionswire.usatoday.com/2019/05/24/gerald-mccoy-contract-directly-impacts-detroit-lions/
The biggest question for every position on the Detroit Lions: https://247sports.com/nfl/detroit-lions/LongFormArticle/Lions-biggest-questions-2019-season-132292775/
Best draft-class WR by route, scheme fit with new NFL team (T.J. HOCKENSON, DETROIT LIONS (Best Route: Crossers) - Hockenson had one of the more impressive resumes on crossers in the entire draft class, even if he finished the year with just five receptions on the route concept. He turned those five receptions into 135 yards with a touchdown and four additional first downs. He was able to separate at the catch point better than most while his speed was demonstrated as he routinely ran by linebackers through the middle of the field and averaged 13.8 yards after the catch per reception. Just another reason why Hockenson fits perfectly in Detroit, one of Matthew Stafford‘s best and most frequently targeted route concepts were crossers over the past three seasons as he’s completed 109 of the 165 crossing routes he targeted. Despite 13 dropped passes on the route, he has still managed 1,520 passing yards and accompanied those with five big-time throws since 2016.): https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-best-draft-class-wr-by-route-scheme-fit-with-new-nfl-team
Ranking the NFL's 10 best tight ends for 2019: Who's the new Gronk? (9. T.J. Hockenson, Lions: Hockenson has not played a down in the NFL, but that doesn't keep us from ranking him one spot below the rookie's No. 8 overall draft selection. At 6-5, 251 pounds (and also from Iowa), Hockenson is pretty much a physical clone of Kittle, with much of the same awesome receiving and blocking upside. Hockenson will get plenty of opportunities to produce in both capacities right away for Detroit.): https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/news/ranking-nfl-best-tight-ends-2019/1im66q1jspt0o1xid2vvs5169k
2019 NFL season: One key homegrown player for each NFC team (Detroit Lions: Frank Ragnow and Graham Glasgow, interior offensive linemen. Ragnow, the 20th overall selection a year ago, has switched spots with three-year starter Glasgow in the early days of OTAs. Playing center was the expectation when Detroit made Ragnow its first pick under head coach Matt Patricia. While the Lions made strides in their running game when Kerryon Johnson played in 2018 (a knee injury limited him to just 10 games), their offensive line looked better on paper than it did on the field. This switch could be a big step in justifying all the resources general manager Bob Quinn has poured into getting better up front.): http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001031859/article/2019-nfl-season-one-key-homegrown-player-for-each-nfc-team
Miscellaneous:
Thursday's NFL: Former Lion Suh signs $9.25M, one-year deal with Bucs: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/sports/nfl/lions/2019/05/23/thursdays-nfl-former-lion-suh-signs-9-25-m-one-year-deal-bucs/1214275001/
Video:
OTA Highlights: Day 3: https://www.detroitlions.com/video/ota-highlights-day-3
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