Nolan Bianchi is a Lions Beat Writer at The Detroit News. Since joining the publication full-time in 2022, he has focused on covering the Detroit Lions, bringing insights into team sports and major league sports, as well as the competitive sports landscape. Nolan's work has been featured in various outlets, including The State Newspaper, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and LNP | LancasterOnline.
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Nolan Bianchi's coverage is mainly centered around sports, particularly football and the Detroit Lions. His articles often focus on event coverage and evolving stories related to specific games, player updates, and controversial calls.
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The Green Bay Packers' 2026 season is a gamble after a 2025 collapse and significant offseason departures.
The Chicago Bears, led by coach Ben Johnson, face the NFL's hardest schedule in 2026 after winning the NFC North in 2025.
By: Nolan Bianchi
Nolan Bianchi, The Detroit News Allen Park — The Detroit Lions are still encouraged by the rehab progress being made by tight end Sam LaPorta and safeties Kerby Joseph and Brian Branch
Detroit Lions first-round pick Blake Miller is adjusting to NFL speed and learning he must earn his starting role.
Nolan Bianchi The Detroit News Show Caption Hide Caption Lions head coach Dan Campbell discusses injured players
Jared Goff says new Lions coordinator Drew Petzing is bringing better communication to the team this season.
By: Nolan Bianchi
Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff (16) throws a pass during OTA practice on Friday, May 29, 2026, in Allen Park, MI.
Nolan Bianchi, The Detroit News The Detroit Lions are adding to their front office by hiring former Miami Dolphins general manager Chris Grier as a personnel executive, according to an ESPN report on Wednesday.
Aidan Hutchinson is "jelling early" with the Detroit Lions' reshaped edge group.
