If I were Martin Mayhew, here is who I would draft in all seven rounds of the 2014 NFL Draft
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In a league where every little detail can be the difference between winning and losing, the Detroit Lions must get the front office and coaching relationship right this time around.
What Eric Ebron may lack as a blocker, he makes up for with charisma and confidence. He clearly feels like the Lions are interested in him, and I think they will be if they stay put on draft day.
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A no-trades edition of the SideLion Report 2014 NFL Mock Draft.
<p dir="ltr">What if I told you in order to draft successfully in the top 10 of the NFL Draft you only had to focus on one position? You wo...
One of the big stories to keep track this offseason will be the development of Matthew Stafford. The 2013 season started out quite well for Stafford. Through the first four games he was completing over 64% of his passes, had a near 2-1 touchdown to interc
Jeremy Ross has been one of the lone bright spots on this team the second half of the year. Jeremy Ross is an Exclusive Rights Free Agent after the season. What this boils down to is this: If the
At the beginning of the year, Matthew Stafford looked like finally took a firm step toward greatness. He was consistent, making good decisions, and most importantly winning games.
My feelings were poor about Darius Slay coming away from the Bears game four weeks ago, but he rose to the occasion last week against the Packers on Thanksgiving.
All anyone could talk about after Sunday’s loss was the fake field goal that the Lions failed to complete early in the 4th quarter. But what I couldn’t stop thinking about was the ensuing 97 yard drive that the Lions gave the Steelers.
Darius Slay didn't play much on Sunday and even when he was on the field he didn't play especially well. But that doesn't mean I'm ready to write him off.
Both Reggie Bush of the Detroit Lions and Matt Forte of the Chicago Bears are not only good running backs, but also receivers out of the backfield, making them the ultimate dual threats on their respective offenses.
The Detroit Lions Film Room takes a look at how the Lions defense limited Jason Witten to just 2 receptions for 15 yards in their week 8 matchup in Detroit.
The Detroit Lions Film Room takes a look at how to beat the Chicago Bears defense.
<p dir="ltr">Here’s the situation: It’s 3rd and 3 and your team needs a first down to keep the drive alive. You’re deep in your own t...
I wrote this offseason about how the Detroit Lions needed to get <a href=" " target="_blank">more production from their defensive...
The Detroit Lions Film Room takes a look at the progression of Darius Slay