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Detroit didn't follow through on any of these points of emphasis.

Let's take a look at the actual numbers in Aidan Hutchinson's hefty new contract.

It just wasn't the Lions' day.

Arnold did some magic in coverage against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 9.

Arnold is set to return in Week 9, weeks after suffering what looked like a season-ending shoulder injury.

Trade deadline buzz has to be taken with a grain of salt at times, but a new note about the Lions is eye-opening.

Detroit's ability to get a win here could go a long way come playoff time, with these two NFC North squads looking to keep pace with the Packers.

Minnesota has been experimenting...quite a bit with their offensive line.

Aidan Hutchinson could dominate a battered Vikings O-line and flip Week 9, showing why he’s worth every cent of his new deal.

Much of the talk has been about what the offense and defense need to improve on, but what about special teams?

Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch is eager to prove he can channel his emotions ahead of a Week 9 game against the Minnesota Vikings.

Try to not read this in his voice - you can't.

Detroit might have their hands full with one star defender for Minnesota teasing a return in Week 9.

Thanks to the salary cap, the Lions are going to have to make some tough choices in the years to come. But should TE Sam LaPorta be the odd-man out?

If there’s one thing to know about the Minnesota Vikings’ defense, it’s that they love to bring the heat.

Detroit Lions offensive coordinator John Morton knows exactly why wide receiver Jameson Williams has yet to get going consistently in his offense.

With most of the trade deadline focus elsewhere, the Lions could look to bolster a spot that seems likely to be on Brad Holmes' radar.

If the Lions make a big acquisition at the trade deadline again, it won't be at any notable expense of the roster as currently constructed.

Kelvin Sheppard was going to be asked about LSU this week, and as expected he did not avoid the questions.

Detroit just can't catch a break (yet), with news that they'll still only be 50 percent good to go with their starting safeties.

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