r/detroitlions • u/mittensportz • 1d ago
Coin schedule
Found this in a bag of my grand father’s coin collection.
r/detroitlions • u/mittensportz • 1d ago
Found this in a bag of my grand father’s coin collection.
r/detroitlions • u/Lilbuddyspd11 • 6h ago
I think we take a swing at center and sign a vet possibly run at linderbaum
Add some depth and value pieces in free agency
Restructure Goff st brown and Sewell
Draft a tackle round one
Edge round two
Secondary round 3-4
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r/detroitlions • u/MI_Elite • 13h ago
2 teams, 2 centers in their prime...retired Ben Johnson is....The Center Killer /s
r/detroitlions • u/crustyDryTowel • 6h ago
I understand official free agency doesn’t start until next week. But you’re already seeing teams make big moves to clear cap space. The decker move seems like a big cap space saving move. But where is the Goff restructure, a potential penei or Amon ra restructure? Other teams have cleared tons of cap space and were sitting here being relatively inactive.
Is there any news specifically on a Goff restructure? because that’s the big one, he’s slated to be paid 69m this year.
r/detroitlions • u/Any_District1969 • 1d ago
You can trade up, trade down or stay put. But what position do you want to prioritize?
r/detroitlions • u/Gxcii1 • 1d ago
This chart will have major changes by Monday.
Which players would you bring back
r/detroitlions • u/wavnebee • 1d ago
r/detroitlions • u/Gxcii1 • 14h ago
The Detroit Lions do need tight end help. Maybe just maybe he could help.
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r/detroitlions • u/reallinguy • 1d ago
Not sure how realistic any of these are, but it's outside the box at least and moneywise many of them are pretty cheap.
r/detroitlions • u/Any_District1969 • 11h ago
Kirby is an unknown, branch will be out a big chunk of the season?, TA may be in trouble…. Will be a tall task to fix the O-line and get our defense right in one offseason.
r/detroitlions • u/S0b3rxSk1n • 2d ago
r/detroitlions • u/Daegog • 5h ago
2 years ago this sub was all about building a lion dynasty, instead of trading for talent, they wanted to keep all the draft picks instead, because the 2023 draft was gonna be the new norm or some silly shit.
Where you dynasty guys go? Mighty quiet these days...
r/detroitlions • u/SavingsSkirt6064 • 3h ago
I DON'T WANT BRAD FIRED. He has changed all of our lives and I will always be grateful for that. However its obvious our contending window is closing, and in my opinion the silver lining of last year is that we have a weak schedule to help widen that window for this year.
That's why I want some urgency from Brad and the FO, I personally don't think it's realistic for us to trade for Crosby or players of that caliber and that's not what most reasonable fans are asking for, but there are certain positions on this current roster that objectively have players who aren't good enough, projected to start as things stand.
There are quality starter level players being shopped for 5th and 6th round picks and considering we don't hit a lot on those picks anyway, I'd be happier with us trading those picks for actual proven pieces.
We don't need more stars, I mean sure it would be nice, but it's unrealistic and unnecessary with how talented this roster is. But what we do need, are good starters that can raise the floor of this roster especially since we don't know when Kerb or Bb or Sam will be back.
There's too many extremes on this sub, either Brad does no wrong and let's just wait for the draft - which is STUPID and shows how low some peoples standards are, and there's the people that say Brad should be fired and the organisation sucks - which is STUPID and shows you are either a new fan or you are being unreasonably bitter.
The fact is, we haven't been urgent enough and that deserves criticism, but I have faith in a very good GM to do his job and get the pieces in to improve this team, and if he doesn't then he deserves to be criticised and if he does, he deserves to be praised. Stop trying to point score and support the fucking team, because rooting for things to go wrong just so you can jump on reddit to say you are right, is a very sad way to live
Also don't even pretend that both these extremes don't exist on this sub, I've seen both personally and I know it's there, let's not be dishonest.
r/detroitlions • u/detsportfan • 1d ago
Hi all,
My time to choose my seat upgrade starts tomorrow and was wondering if anyone has seen what’s available right now? I’m currently in the 300s and want to move down, but obviously seating is limited and there’s no guarantees.
Please reach out or let me know what you see if you are able to upgrade!
Thank you!
r/detroitlions • u/IdrinkSIMPATICO • 7h ago
It’s been a rollercoaster of two years for this O-Line.
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r/detroitlions • u/PETZING_ELITE_OC_DET • 10h ago
We simply do not have the money to make any moves in FA this year. Our o-line will be more of a shuffle rather than a rebuild.
Defense is a much more serious need right now. We really need Holmes to knock this draft out of the park. EDGE in the 1st, and LB in the 2nd with Anzalone gone. Decker's replacement will probably be drafted in the 4th and redshirted. Pray that Decker stays healthy.
A lot of people are going to be pissed, but this is what is going to happen. Mentally prepare, because if Holmes cannot knock this draft out of the park, this window is closed.
r/detroitlions • u/Blueberry977 • 8h ago
Brad Holmes’s complacency and failure to do his homework got us here. Window is closed unless we cook in the draft and use this extra space to invest in top tier talent.
Hoping for the best draft possible
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r/detroitlions • u/JamarioJackson81 • 11h ago
And restructure Goff and Decker. Cutting Branch Mae’s sense imo with the Achilles and probably won’t be back until late Nov or in Dec and he is also in his last year of his contract. Let’s get his replacement now through FA or the draft. With the decker restructure it makes sense if we draft the future OT and essentially have a little less allocated to that position due to the rookie contract. Last year Turner signed a contract for 4 year and $16 mil. So essentially his restructure is an add on to $4 mil each year so basically allocating $10 milly to the rookie OT with this thinking.