Detroit Lions now have 7 picks in the 2025 NFL draft after adding a 3rd-round selection due to Aaron Glenn being hired as New York Jets head coach.

The Detroit Lions offseason is in full swing and they've already begun their pre-draft process. Expect Detroit to be all over the Senior Bowl this week. But first things first, the Lions have 34 free agents this year and it's time to talk about which of these guys we think will be brought back and

We're talking about the draft later than usual, but much sooner than anyone expected this year, now that we know where the Lions will pick in Round 1.

The Detroit Lions were predicted to draft Ohio State's Jack Sawyer in the first round of the latest mock draft. Early on in the 2025 offseason, it seems pretty obvious where the Detroit Lions need to focus on improving their roster.

Over the last four seasons on defense, Barron has recorded 289 tackles with 3.5 sacks and 20 tackles for loss. Adding to that, we’ve seen two interceptions and 10 pass deflections over the last two seasons. Additionally, he’s played over 1,000 snaps on special teams in his career.

The Lions' season ended in crushing fashion, and despite the team winning 15 games, the talk this offseason will be about how the team can get better.

The Detroit Lions don’t need to make history in the regular season next season, they just need double-digit wins. That’s reasonable.

The Detroit Lions acquired Alabama cornerback Terrion Arnold with the 24th pick in the NFL Draft on April 25 and put him to work.

The Detroit Lions' offensive line is the engine that makes the muscle-car offense zip, which means an offseason of rebuilding that line is key.

The Detroit Lions ... the second pick of the Lions in the draft, behind Aidan Hutchinson who went No. 2 overall. Williams played in six games in a disappointing rookie season, after coming off a torn ACL suffered in the national championship game.

New York Giants star rookie Malik Nabers will replace Detroit Lions star Amon-Ra St. Brown at the 2025 Pro Bowl Games.

Aaron Glenn had no doubts about where he wanted to go once the New York Jets’ head-coaching job became available.