Benjamin Raven is a Detroit Lions beat reporter at MLive. He covers various aspects of professional sports, particularly focusing on team sports and major league competitions. Benjamin has been featured in several publications, including the Grand Haven Tribune, Calhoun Times, and Yahoo Sports.
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By: Benjamin Raven
Jake Bates nailed a 64-yard field goal on the final play of the spring program to send the Detroit Lions into their summer break.
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By: Kory Woods, Benjamin Raven
ALLEN PARK -- The Detroit Lions embraced the youth movement this offseason, parting ways with several veteran players and replacing them with younger free-agent additions or through the draft.
By: Benjamin Raven
“With that in mind, your mindset going out, we’re here to bully people, run or pass. And we want to push people around and not be pushed.”
By: Benjamin Raven
ALLEN PARK -- Teddy Bridgewater is back as the reliable, crafty veteran backup quarterback who has seen everything the NFL can throw at someone.
By: Benjamin Raven
ALLEN PARK -- Colby Sorsdal has appeared in only one game since his rookie season back in 2023. The 26-year-old Detroit Lions offensive lineman also missed all of last season with a leg injury.
ALLEN PARK -- Dan Campbell is operating with the mentality that most jobs are up for grabs come training camp for the Detroit Lions.
By: Benjamin Raven
“But the biggest thing from me to Vaki is -- when you have a player with the talent level -- he’s explosive. He’s fast. He’s smart. He’s physical, and so, he’s putty still."
ALLEN PARK -- Ahmed Hassanein has spent the offseason adding muscle, cutting down on body fat and working with Aidan Hutchinson's trainer.
“But I’m excited to work with him and it’s gonna be a lot of meat on the bone and a lot of things that he can grow (from) coming into training camp.”
