Tim Twentyman is a Senior Writer at Insider. He focuses on competitive sports, particularly team sports and various sports disciplines, bringing in-depth analysis and insights to his coverage. Tim has been featured in FantasyPros, numberFire (acquired by FanDuel), West Virginia State News.Net, 4for4 Fantasy Football, and Detroit Lions.
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Tim Twentyman takes a look at what linebacker Jack Campbell’s extension means for the Detroit Lions’ defense.
Detroit Lions rookie linebacker Jimmy Rolder and rookie wide receiver Kendrick Law see special teams as an opportunity to make an early impact for the team.
LinebackerJimmy Rolder(fourth round) and wide receiverKendrick Law(fifth), along with the rest of Detroit's rookies, joined the veterans at the Meijer Performance Center for the offseason training program last week as they begin their journey for what they hope are early playing roles with the Lions.
Detroit Lions rookie Keith Abney II said he's comfortable playing both outside & nickel cornerback, and will line up wherever the coaches want him.
Tim Twentyman takes a look at five things to watch as the Detroit Lions begin 2026 OTAs.
Linebacker Jack Campbell said his No. 1 priority throughout the extension process was remaining a Lion because he wants to be part of this organization and Detroit is like home to him & his family.
Jack Campbellstill remembers a lot of the talk surrounding his selection by the Detroit Lions as the No. 18 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. An off-ball linebacker selected that high drew its fair share of criticism at the time. So did the selection of running backJahmyr Gibbsin that same draft with pick No. 12.
As they start their NFL careers, rookie defensive linemen Skyler Gill-Howard and Tyre West are looking to show how their versatility could fit in the Detroit Lions' defense.
Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff talked to the media after Friday's open OTA practice about working with new offensive coordinator Drew Petzing.
Tim Twentyman shares his observations from Detroit Lions open OTA practice.
