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Lions training camp observations

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mlive · 14h
Our top standouts, thoughts after first 3 days of Detroit Lions training camp
The Detroit Lions are already three days into training camp, and while they aren’t in pads yet, there are a couple of key standouts making noise.

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Surprise players turning heads at 2026 Detroit Lions training camp
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Detroit Lions close out first week of training camp practices
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Jack Campbell Reveals Detroit Lions’ Massive Training Camp Goal
Jack Campbell is ready for the pads.

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Two Key Detroit Lions Leave Friday Training Camp Practice With Injuries
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Detroit Lions' Inside the Den revealed what really happened during the 2026 NFL Draft
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Detroit Lions 2026 Coach Profile: Drew Petzing

The lions have moved on from John, Morton and officially brought in Drew Petzing. Can he help resurrect this Lions offense?
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Lions' Dan Campbell follows up on potential back injury of Jahmyr Gibbs

Gibbs, who is apparently holding in to secure a contract extension, will be one of the Lions' most important players next season.
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If Jameson Williams adds this, Detroit Lions offense will dominate

Jameson Williams was among many standouts at Detroit Lions training camp.
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Burning Question: Should Detroit Lions Safety Kerby Joseph Retire?

Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph has been working all offseason for the opportunity to return from a knee injury suffered in the 2025 season. Depending on the severity of his condition, there has been growing speculation his playing career could be in serious jeopardy.
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Pacheco brings ‘Pop’ to the Lions’ backfield

For now, Isiah Pacheco is providing the power and speed to the Detroit Lions' backfield. The former Kansas City Chiefs running back, nicknamed "Pop," signed a one-year, $1.81 million contract as a free agent in the offseason to replace David Montgomery, who went to Houston on a two-year, $16.5 million deal to become the Texans' lead back.
Des Moines Register
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Why Lions DT Tyleik Williams, 'a man of his word,' dropped 50 pounds

Allen Park — By his own admission, Tyleik Williams let his weight get out of hand this offseason. Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, Williams made his pro debut around 330 pounds, and he was about 25 pounds heavier by ...
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Why Sam LaPorta's return is such a big boost for Detroit Lions offense

Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta spent the offseason recovering from a herniated disk in his back that he suffered last November.
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Jahmyr Gibbs’ ex-Detroit sidekick makes NSFW contract demand to Lions

Former Lions RB David Montgomery made an NSFW pitch to Detroit amid Jahmyr Gibbs' ongoing contract negotiations.
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Two Moves Lions' GM Brad Holmes Must Make Before Week 1 of 2026 Season

The Detroit Lions entered training camp with needs at edge rusher and offensive tackle, and those two positions remain concerns for the team a week into camp. Aidan Hutchinson is set to return as the Lions' top edge rusher,
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