Detroit’s defense not only allowed the most passing yards in the league, but registered the least amount of interceptions. With the least threatening pass rush in the NFL it’s hard to point fingers at this group, but there is no arguing with those...
Tim Twentyman provides the good, the bad and more on the safeties’ 2019 performance.
From Week 1 to Week 17 – and even in the preseason – the Detroit Lions' 2019 rookie class distinguished itself with individual highlights.
The Detroit Lions went 3-12-1 this season, just the ninth time in franchise history they've lost at least 12 games in a year
Special teams coordinator John Bonamego was the most notable name let go, although two prominent members of the strength and conditioning staff are gone too.
The Detroit Lions rookies are rookie no more, and after the final game of the season, they have provides a glimmer of hope for the future.
While their team’s season in their first year went out with a thud, two Lions rookies aren’t too far removed from some serious success stories.
When examining the Detroit Lions Week 17 snap counts, the rookies got more opportunities in the season finale, and for the most part, they took advantage and stepped up their game.
The Detroit Lions were already limping to the finish line, and then Kenny Golladay and Devon Kennard went down and didn’t return during Sunday’s season finale.
Examining the contract status of every Detroit Lions player as the team heads into the 2020 offseason in order to get a better understanding of the team’s depth.
When examining the Detroit Lions (3-11-1) Week 16 snap counts, we can see how the Lions defense needed to adjust to injuries in their front-7 and are now on their fourth and fifth options at defens…
Bo Scarbrough got the start, but it was Kerryon Johnson to lead the backfield in touches with 10 carries for 42 yards. Ty Johnson added three runs for 20 yards while Scarbrough ran eight times for 34 yards.
