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USA Today
4 days ago
- Sport
- USA Today
Detroit Lions Podcast: Breaking down what we saw in joint practices vs the Dolphins
The latest episode of the Detroit Lions Podcast is now available to watch or stream. This week's episode breaks down everything we saw during the Lions joint practice sessions with the Miami Dolphins, as well as a look at Saturday's preseason contest between the two teams at Ford Field in Detroit. Detroit dominated the first day of practices, and while Miami did show more life on the second day, there was little question as to the better team. For Detroit's starters, who never play in the preseason, they passed their first challenge against another team with flying colors. We also hit on some of the injuries and why the Lions might be healthier and in better shape for the season than you might think. As always, the audio-only version of the show, which was recorded live on Thursday afternoon, is available from your favorite podcast provider.
USA Today
03-08-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Detroit Lions Podcast: Breaking down the Lions loss to the Chargers
The latest episode of the Detroit Lions Podcast brings actual football coverage back. It's a time to break down the Lions exhibition debut in the Pro Football Hall of Fame game against the Los Angeles Chargers. The Lions dropped Thursday's game, 34-7, but the score didn't matter at all. This episode breaks down what fans can take away from the game and what's important for the coming season. Recorded Saturday night and after the benefit of film review, Chris and Jeff go over which players helped themselves and which ones left everyone wanting more. As always, an audio-only version of the show is available from your favorite podcast provider.
USA Today
12-07-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Detroit Lions Podcast: Taking on national media lists and (mis)perceptions of the Lions
The latest episode of the Detroit Lions Podcast is now available. This episode is a solo effort focusing on the proliferation of NFL lists and rankings and how the Lions are perceived heading into the 2025 NFL season. From the offensive line to safeties and all positional evaluations in between, there seems to be a real disconnect between how the national pundits view the talent on the Lions versus the virulent predictions of a Detroit downfall. It can be difficult to understand how the perceptions of the Lions and the outlook for the team have changed. This is my effort at cutting through the noise and the madness. As always, an audio-only version of the Detroit Lions Podcast is available from your favorite podcast provider.
USA Today
12-06-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Detroit Lions Podcast post-OTA video mailbag
Detroit Lions Podcast post-OTA video mailbag Detroit Lions OTAs are over, which makes it a good time for the latest edition of the Detroit Lions Podcast video mailbag. With this week's minicamp canceled due to the Lions' participation in the Hall of Fame Game, the team is off until late July. The podcast Patreon channel had some questions about the team and the OTAs during the spring, and I did my best to answer them. Among the topics: Projecting a starting offensive line, or at least the battles First impressions of the new coordinators Undrafted rookie most likely to stick Outside free agents As always, an audio-only version of the DLP is available from your favorite podcast provider.
USA Today
01-06-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Detroit Lions Podcast: Breaking down the OTA news and practice observations
Detroit Lions Podcast: Breaking down the OTA news and practice observations The latest episode of the Detroit Lions Podcast is now available to stream or listen to. This episode covers the OTA session from Friday, May 30th and reviews some of the top observations, as well as the comments from head coch Dan Campbell from before the practice. Which Lions players stood out? One notable was LB Grant Stuard, who could be poised for a bigger role than anticipated. A few younger players stepped up in the first OTA practice open to the media, too. Two prominent Lions aren't there because of contractual disputes. We go over why Frank Ragnow and Alex Anzalone are absent from the voluntary sessions and what they might contractually desire to remain happy in Detroit. As always, the audio-only version of the show is available from your favorite podcast provider. Just search "Detroit Lions Podcast".
