Montgomery spoke for the Lions locker room when he said they're "tired of being close" to winning a Super Bowl (h/t ESPN's Eric Woodyard). Once a plucky feel-good story, Detroit is entering the upcoming campaign with immense pressure to get over the hump. With that in mind, the veteran running back deemed 2025 the "year of reckoning."

The Detroit Lions begin training camp with a couple of scars on their football souls, and with some callouses on their hands.

Safety Ian Kennelly, an undrafted free-agent signing of the Lions out of Grand Valley State, is one of the many players who will have to prove his worth this summer. His candidacy for a roster

Since Dan Campbell was hired as the Detroit Lions coach in 2021, the team has improved each of those four seasons and the culture has changed drastically. However, the Lions have yet to reach their ultimate goal of winning a Super Bowl and running back David Montgomery is intent on achieving greatness in 2025.

The Detroit Lions are already facing challenges before the 2025/26 NFL season has even begun as Dan Campbell's squad will be without their defensive end, Levi Onwuzurike, for at le

The Detroit Lions have been dealt a major injury blow less than two months before the start of the 2025 NFL season after defensive end Levi Onwuzurike was placed on the physically unable to perform li

Who are the breakout candidates? Who starts at center? There is plenty for the Lions to answer heading into camp.

Detroit – Running back Jahmyr Gibbs has made many changes going into his third season with the Detroit Lions. The Lions hired offensive coordinator John Morton to replace Ben Johnson, who is now the head coach of the Chicago Bears. The biggest change in the offense has been where Gibbs is lined up.

Detroit Lions lineman Graham Glasgow was called a PFF make-or-break player for 2025, showcasing the unique pressure on the team's offensive line.

ALLEN PARK — After an offseason of change on the Detroit Lions’ coaching staff, many familiar faces on the roster returned to practice last week and proclaimed that not much has changed at all ...