The Detroit Lions 2019 draft class was questionable at best. By the end of this season, Bob Quinn could look like a genius, or on his way to being fired.
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The Detroit Lions should have some nice options at pick number eight. The most important thing is finding a player committed to winning.
The Detroit Lions severely overpaid Matthew Stafford. If things don’t change soon, they may need to look elsewhere for their man under center.
The Detroit Lions need to focus their draft strategy on fixing the defense. The best possible outcome in the first round is to find another linebacker.
After the Detroit Lions less than stellar results last season, Matt Patricia needs to impress. But if he doesn’t, should this franchise exercise patience?
The Detroit Lions lack interest on the national stage because of their failures at quarterback. And it dooms them to continue losing.
The Detroit Lions have not gotten it done on the field. This upcoming draft is key to fixing their bad reputation and finally becoming a winner.
The Detroit Lions made the right move by signing Trey Flowers. But this move is about stopping offenses, not about sack production.
Even though they may have a franchise quarterback in Matthew Stafford, the Detroit Lions cannot pass on drafting the next one.
When it comes to the Detroit Lions, the obstacles that must be overcome seem insurmountable. Winning is the only cure for their ills.
The Detroit Lions go largely ignored by the mainstream media. But a big move in the draft could change the fortunes of this forgotten franchise.
The Detroit Lions are a broken organization. Much of the issues fall to an ownership that is way too involved in football decisions.
The Detroit Lions did not play well in the 2018 season. The Super Bowl seems even more out of reach now than it did a year ago.
The Detroit Lions don’t commit to one vision for the franchise. The hiring of Darrell Bevell is just another course correction that comes a year too late.
The Detroit Lions certainly need to acquire big-time talents. But with a roster full of holes, is trading for wide receiver Antonio Brown a good move?
The Detroit Lions need an off-season of smart moves. Any chance of winning depends upon the front office and coaching staff being on the same page.
The Detroit Lions may have to consider trading their quarterback because his value might never be higher. Otherwise, they need to build around him.
The Detroit Lions are showing signs on defense of being tough and disciplined over the past several weeks. Will it be enough to start winning?
The Detroit Lions are already looking to next year with two weeks remaining. Should this team be blown up, or is patience the best path forward?
The Detroit Lions won against a team that gave no effort. When the season arrives next September, this team will pay the ultimate price: more mediocrity.