[617] Detroit Lions 2026 Offseason Retrospective – Detroit Lions Podcast
Detroit Lions are better but different in 2026, leaning on stars and a rebuilt OL while Brian Branch heals and Jahmyr Gibbs powers the backfield.
Detroit Lions are better but different in 2026, leaning on stars and a rebuilt OL while Brian Branch heals and Jahmyr Gibbs powers the backfield.
The Detroit Lions have one of the NFL’s youngest rosters in 2026, aiming for cost efficiency, moldability, and future trade value.
Detroit Lions face a $3 million cap deficit as Brad Holmes weighs restructuring Jared Goff’s contract to resolve salary issues before the 2026 season begins.
Dr. Jimmy Liao joins the Daily DLP to discuss the Detroit Lions injury situations to start the regular season and outlook for several key players
Over The Cap projects the Lions about $3 million over the cap once every contract counts Monday; safeties Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph open the year on PUP.
Bish and Brown break down Detroit’s 53-man roster, Juice Scruggs at center, and Jacob Saylors as RB2 while Isiah Pacheco sits on injured reserve.
Detroit Lions place Isiah Pacheco on injured reserve, elevating Saylors to backup while rookie Blake Miller starts at right tackle for Week 1 opener.
The Daily DLP breaks down key points from the Brad Holmes and Ray Agnew press conference, as well as analyzing the most recent Lions roster moves
Brad Holmes confirms extension talks for Brian Branch and Sam LaPorta resume despite injuries while defending cornerback depth after releasing Terrion Arnold.
Holmes repeatedly emphasized the belief in the current cornerback group despite losing a starter like Arnold under difficult circumstances.
The Daily DLP looks at the Lions roster moves, bringing back Tyler Conklin, placing Isiah Pacheco on IR and some practice squad signings
The final roster cutdowns were supposed to be a mere formality, a bureaucratic hurdle between a completed training camp and the regular season.
Detroit Lions will ride a loaded D-line to cover a thin secondary at New Orleans, with Jameson Williams primed for a big year, RB2 unresolved and more
Detroit Lions signed 14 players to 2026 practice squad including Luke Altmyer, Nick Whiteside, and Tom Kennedy with two spots remaining before Week 1.