The Detroit Lions may have to make a move to cut a brand new player before he even get the chance to play a game.

Frank Ragnow's retirement means the backup center job is up for grabs, and the Lions don't have much depth at defensive end.

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T he Detroit Lions enter the 2025 season with a lot of the same players that helped them become an NFC power, but it could be ...

Amik Robertson and Ennis Rakestraw are also X-factors for the group. Robertson looks to be the first man up as the nickel cornerback after spending most of the year at the spot last year. Rakestraw, ...

As a first-year pro, Arnold experienced his fair share of issues in coverage. He permitted a 99.2 passer rating on balls ...

Ultimately, Arnold needs to be more savvy in coverage and avoid drawing flags, which would allow his other traits to shine. If he can do this, he'll flourish for the Lions in 2025.

Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold did something with veteran D.J. Reed that blew the new Lions cornerback away and showed incredible work ethic and maturity.

He’s working (on) that. Terrion Arnold is taking a leadership role in Lions' secondary The Lions added D.J. Reed in free agency to replace the departed Carlton Davis opposite Arnold.

Terrion Arnold was one of the many players who we didn’t end up seeing on the field during OTAs, as the Detroit Lions were overly cautious with many players during their spring practices.

Carlie Irsay-Gordon has been around the Colts' facility for years, so it's nothing new for coaches and players to see her.