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.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Allen Park, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Benjamin Raven's focus on local sports, particularly the Detroit Lions and NFL-related events, suggests that he may be interested in pitches related to player interviews, team announcements, game previews or recaps. Consider offering insights from players or coaches within the Detroit Lions organization or those with a close connection to Michigan football.
Given his coverage attributes of event coverage and announcement heavy articles, it would be beneficial to offer newsworthy stories about upcoming games, significant team developments (such as trades or injuries), and human-interest pieces featuring key players from the Detroit Lions.
Remembering Benjamin's local focus on Michigan and Grand Rapids will help tailor your outreach effectively.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
“I would say that depends on matchups and things like this. But we are planning to utilize the nickel position more,” defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard said.
By: Benjamin Raven
"It’s a new offense for me. He’s been in it a long time, so just leaning on him. Asking him questions, what he sees, what he’s looking for and seeing it through his lens.”
After going through limited walkthroughs at OTAs, Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta is trending in the right direction for camp.
By: Benjamin Raven
Jimmy Rolder made a strong read for an interception, and the defense held strong in situational work vs. the offense to end Tuesday's minicamp practice in Allen Park.
By: Benjamin Raven
The Lions have two days of minicamp next week before breaking for the summer. We had access to Thursday's OTA practice, and Sam LaPorta was out there again for the first 30 minutes of walkthroughs before heading inside.
| ALLEN PARK -- The Detroit Lions are adding two wide receivers to the mix before breaking for the summer.
“It’s just about competing. We got a lot of good guys in that room and he knows this, he’s got to go earn it.”
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.
By: Benjamin Raven
Watch
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.
