The Detroit Lions' offensive line is going to look very different in 2025. Thanks to the retirement of Frank Ragnow and departure of Kevin Zeitler in free agency, Detroit will have two new starters upfront this coming season. Vying for those two spots are ...

Detroit Lions All-Pro wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown is featured on a Honey Nut Cheerios box with his iconic “Honey Handstand” touchdown celebration.

If there's one thing that everyone talks about a lot in sports, it's home-field advantage. Why not? It's a big deal to be playing in front of your own fans on your own field. The thought has always been that the Detroit Lions are best when they're in Ford Field in front of their fans.

Patricia came in at No. 9 on this list. He coached from 2018-2020, taking over for Jim Caldwell. After a 6-10 rookie season, Patricia dropped to 3-12-1 in his second season. After the team came out and said Patricia will return for a third season, he went 4-7 in 2020 before being shown the door. Patricia finished with a record of 13-29-1.

Taua was a key player on the Panthers' offense last year, helping the team reach the finals, where they eventually lost to the DC Defenders. Taua finished the season sixth in rushing yards (357) and led the league in rushing touchdowns with six—all in just seven games. His 4.4 yards per carry ranked third in the league.

NFL Network's Judy Battista and Bucky Brooks highlight how Detroit Lions rookie guard Tate Ratledge, along with new offensive and defensive coordinators John Morton and Kelvin Sheppard, are poised to make the biggest impact for the Lions.

Adding more depth is still a need for the Lions. Keeping that in mind, they have been connected as a top potential suitor for an eight-time Pro Bowl pass rusher late in free agency. That player is none other than former Denver Broncos and Buffalo Bills star Von Miller.

A Detroit Lions rookie is planning to troll the Green Bay Packers during their Week 1 matchup if he's able to find the end zone.