The 2024 season can qualify as a breakout year for Detroit Lions wide receiverJameson Williams in the eyes of many, as he surpassed 1,000 receiving yards for the first time and set numerous career-high totals.

Hooker is off to a "good start" in training camp, according to Lions QB coach Mark Brunell, but that he hasn't locked down the backup job yet. With a cloudy future in Detroit, it makes an awful lot of sense for a team like New Orleans, which has zero answers at QB after Derek Carr's retirement, to take a flyer on a once-heralded prospect.

The Detroit Lions are getting props for a much-improved part of their lineup in 2025, which is good news heading into the season.

During his final year at Hillsdale College, he torched opposing defenses on his way to becoming the Great Midwest Athletic Conference’s Offensive Player of the Year, earning himself an opportunity to cut his teeth in the SEC at Arkansas and become a third-round pick by the Detroit Lions in April.

The Lions, more than most teams, have a type when it comes to prospects. So what about this group appealed to Dan Campbell and Brad Holmes?

Former Arkansas wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa is already getting a dose of the NFL world that even hits third-round picks. The

Hassanein has granted the Lions an extra roster spot through training camp due to his status as an international player.

The Detroit Lions have one of the most loaded rosters in the NFL and with that comes some high salaries (Numbers via Spotrac).