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Detroit Lions quarterback Hendon Hooker showed off impressive tools in leading a comeback win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2 of the preseason.

The Lions have been letting Jake Bates have the kicking job if he wants it, and after a misstep on Saturday he locked down the gig.

If the Detroit Lions enter the trade market for a wide receiver, a sneaky target seems to be emerging.

Here's how to watch and listen to Saturday's Lions' preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Here are a handful of Detroit Lions players with the most at stake in Week 2 of the preseason against the Chiefs.

Jack Campbell is taking on a bigger role in the Lions' defense this year, and Kelvin Sheppard summed up his mentality perfectly.

If the Detroit Lions go bold to address their concern at wide receiver, here are some bigger name trade targets who may be (or may wind up being) on their radar.

Wide receiver depth is a clear concern for the Detroit Lions, and these five options could be worth pursuing on the trade market.

Sam LaPorta will require significant investment in a fantasy football draft, and he has been named the safest pick in a certain round by PFF.

He doesn't fit the prototype the Lions are likely looking for in a No. 3 wide receiver, but Kalif Raymond should not be dismissed in the search.

Terrion Arnold has been a projected starter before a recent injury, and the obvious about his status for Week 1 has been acknowledged.

The Detroit Lions have been suggested to put running back Craig Reynolds on the trading block, which would be risky decision given the key depth role he fills.