Detroit Lions losing wide receiver DJ Chark to Carolina Panthers: https://www.mlive.com/lions/2023/03/detroit-lions-losing-wide-receiver-dj-chark-to-carolina-panthers.html
The Lions’ QB plans won’t change despite re-signing Nate Sudfeld: https://www.mlive.com/lions/2023/03/the-lions-qb-plans-wont-change-despite-re-signing-nate-sudfeld.html
The Lions offseason workout and minicamp dates are revealed: https://lionswire.usatoday.com/2023/03/24/detroit-lions-minicamp-ota-dates-2023-schedule/
Jerry Jacobs: 'Real Fans Know I've Been Starting': https://www.si.com/nfl/lions/news/jerry-jacobs-reacts-to-online-graphic
'Put It on Me': New Lions DB Commands Added Responsibility: https://www.si.com/nfl/lions/news/new-lions-db-commands-responsibility
Breaking down Lions CB Cameron Sutton’s game: ‘He does everything’: https://www.prideofdetroit.com/2023/3/24/23654687/detroit-lions-cb-cameron-sutton-free-agency-profile-podcast-steelers-grade
The Lions have positioned themselves to take a 1st-round quarterback: https://www.prideofdetroit.com/2023/3/24/23650797/detroit-lions-nfl-draft-position-quarterback-first-round-free-agency-roster
Lions have fans in the Kelce brothers: 'Very bright future up there in Detroit': https://www.audacy.com/971theticket/sports/detroit-lions/travis-and-jason-kelce-have-high-praise-for-detroit-lions
2023 NFL Free Agency: Every NFL team's biggest loss (DETROIT LIONS: IOL EVAN BROWN - An underrated part of the Lions’ excellent free agency thus far is that they either had an in-house replacement for every player they lost or signed someone to fill that void. This applies to Brown, as well, but he provided solid interior offensive line depth with the flexibility to play at all three spots, though he was best suited at center. Brown earned a 72.4 pass-blocking grade while starting most of the season at center in 2021 and was a shrewd addition among many such signings by the Seattle Seahawks.): https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-2023-free-agency-every-nfl-team-biggest-loss
NFL's best revenge games in 2023 season: Super Bowl LVII rematch, Frank Reich vs. Colts and more (Green Bay Packers VS.Detroit Lions: If the NFL were professional wrestling, the Lions would "owe" the Packers a win for beating them in the Week 18 finale last year. You might have heard me say this before, but only the Super Bowl-winning Chiefs had a better ending to their season than the Lions. Detroit beat its rival, a team that has really hounded the Motor City for years. The Lions became one of the most beloved teams in the NFL -- and seemingly helped send Aaron Rodgers out of town without one last playoff appearance. Now Detroit heads into the 2023 season as a sentimental favorite. This should be the first Sunday night game of the season -- even though I hate opening with divisional games -- but it really should be in prime time to kick off the 2023 slate. Make it happen, NFL. Chicago Bears VS. Detroit Lions: Oh, man -- this one is really personal for me. And I guess David Montgomery, as well. It was a bummer to see him leave Chicago. Signing a three-year, $18 million deal with a division rival adds insult to injury. That's not a slam on the Lions. Anything but. I was just saying nice things about them. However, it will seem weird to see Monty in the Honolulu Blue. Plus, he's probably going to rush for about six touchdowns in two games against the Bears. You can book that. Detroit Lions AT New Orleans Saints: It should also be noted that the Saints play host to the Lions this season. New Orleans, of course, being the new home of running back Jamaal Williams, who led the NFL in rushing touchdowns (17) last season with Detroit. Yeah, this will be a big storyline this fall.): https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-s-best-revenge-games-in-2023-season-super-bowl-lvii-rematch-frank-reich-vs-c
2023 NFL offseason: Top 10 moves of free agency so far (2. Lions sign CB Cameron Sutton: If there's one thing Detroit needed this offseason, it was corner help. Rather than excitedly overpay for name recognition, or opt for an aging placeholder, they played it smart for the short and long term, managing to add both one of the top veteran cover men available and an ascending prospect who, freshly 28, can still grow with their lineup -- all at a modest $11M annual price tag, tied for just the 17th-largest at the position. Best of all, his physical approach meshes well with the Dan Campbell regime. 5. Lions sign S C.J. Gardner-Johnson: Much has been said about Gardner-Johnson's failure to land lucrative money after a productive, play-making pit stop with the Eagles during their Super Bowl bid. But on a one-year deal worth up to $8M, just the 20th-highest mark among safeties, he's a true bargain. Feisty, chirpy and opportunistic, he's got the makings of a potential Dan Campbell favorite -- he was also well-liked by the energetic Nick Sirianni -- and, more importantly, should be motivated to take an improving secondary to the next level.): https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2023-nfl-offseason-top-10-moves-signings-trades-coaching-hires-include-lions-secondary-overhaul/
2023 NFL Draft:
Meet the Prospect: Bijan Robinson: https://www.detroitlions.com/news/meet-the-prospect-bijan-robinson-2023-nfl-draft
2023 NFL Draft: 3 alternate players the Lions could draft at 6th overall: https://lionswire.usatoday.com/2023/03/24/2023-nfl-draft-3-alternate-players-the-lions-could-draft-at-6th-overall/
4 draft prospects who feel overhyped: https://draftwire.usatoday.com/lists/4-draft-prospects-overhyped-van-ness-noah-sewell-tanner-mckee-luke-musgrave/
2023 NFL Draft: Kayshon Boutte scouting report: https://draftwire.usatoday.com/lists/2023-nfl-draft-kayshon-boutte-scouting-report/
2023 NFL Draft: Sam LaPorta scouting report: https://draftwire.usatoday.com/lists/2023-nfl-draft-sam-laporta-scouting-report/
2023 NFL Draft: Defensive back prospect superlatives: https://www.pff.com/news/draft-defensive-back-prospect-superlatives-2023-nfl-draft
How every five-star recruit in the 2020 class has graded so far in their college football career: https://www.pff.com/news/college-football-how-every-five-star-recruit-in-the-2020-class-has-graded-so-far-in-their-college-football-career
4 takeaways from Charles Davis' 1st NFL Network mock draft: https://draftwire.usatoday.com/lists/4-takeaways-from-charles-davis-1st-nfl-network-mock-draft/
What Are Myles Murphy’s 4 Best NFL Team Fits? (DETROIT LIONS - I believe the Lions will target a defensive difference-maker with the No. 6 overall selection. Whether that’s Murphy, Carter, or Tyree Wilson remains to be seen. Detroit’s first pick feels like the ceiling for Murphy’s ultimate landing spot. A cornerback or safety has often been mocked to the Lions, but they’ve recently added Cam Sutton, Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, and Emmanuel Moseley via free agency. General manager Brad Holmes could now shift his attention to pairing Aidan Hutchinson with a long-term partner. Murphy and Hutchinson would arguably form the league’s most fearsome ascending pass-rushing duo in the NFL.): https://thedraftnetwork.com/myles-murphy-nfl-draft-bears-eagles-raiders-lions/
Braeden Daniels NFL Draft 2023 Prospect Interview: https://thedraftnetwork.com/braeden-daniels-nfl-draft-2023-interview/
Anthony Bradford NFL Draft 2023 Prospect Interview: https://thedraftnetwork.com/anthony-bradford-nfl-draft-2023-interview/
Podcast:
Twentyman in the Huddle Episode 42: C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Glasgow, Moore & Badgley sign with Lions: https://www.detroitlions.com/news/twentyman-in-the-huddle-episode-42-c-j-gardner-johnson-glasgow-moore-badgley-sig
Dungeon of Doom: Lions’ draft needs post-free agency, plus Graham Glasgow joins: https://www.mlive.com/lions/2023/03/dungeon-of-doom-lions-draft-needs-post-free-agency-plus-graham-glasgow-joins.html
Video:
Which team needs to nail their first-round pick the most? | 'GMFB': https://www.nfl.com/videos/which-team-needs-to-nail-their-first-round-pick-the-most-gmfb
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