Justin Rogers is a Detroit Lions reporter at the Detroit News. He specializes in covering team sports, with a strong focus on competitive sports and the sports business landscape. His work has been featured in a variety of outlets including The Island Packet, Miami Herald, and The Sacramento Bee.
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LaPorta likely won't reset the market at tight end, but if the Lions feel good about his health, he could easily top the second tier at his position.
By: Justin Rogers
Miller has a great frame, is a top-tier athlete and he's incredibly durable. Let's check the tape to understand his strengths and weaknesses.
By: Justin Rogers
Before pivoting to the first media access from OTAs, let's recap a multi-week exploration of the Detroit Lions’ draft class through their college film.
By: Justin Rogers
A GM will say the roster-building process never stops, but the Lions are likely done with major additions this offseason. So how is 2027's wish list taking shape?
By: Justin Rogers
The Lions will save more than $16 million against the cap next season just by declining Campbell's fifth-year option and securing a long-term deal.
By: Justin Rogers
After signing one of the most lucrative contracts ever for a LB, Campbell can laugh about the failing grades many publications gave the Lions for drafting him.
The Lions kicked off their first of three on-field OTA sessions on Wednesday, with local media getting their first look at the team at the end of the week.
By: Justin Rogers
Here are notes and observations from Friday’s OTA practice, the first offseason session of 2026 open to local media.
By: Justin Rogers
With the Lions' first open practice, Dan Campbell, Dave Fipp, Ray Agnew, Jared Goff, Amon-Ra St. Brown, Aidan Hutchinson and Alim McNeill met with the media.
By: Justin Rogers
It was easy to think we had seen the last of Onwuzurike in a Lions uniform, but with a tolled contract, path to playing time and new number, it's far from over.
