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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Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell envisions an increased workload for running back Jahmyr Gibbs.
New Lions center Cade Mays is building a rapport with quarterback Jared Goff and settling in on Detroit's revamped offensive line.
By: Tim Twentyman
After putting up career numbers last season, Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams has identified one area of his game to improve heading into Year 5.
Tim Twentyman shares his observations from Detroit Lions open OTA practice.
We'll have to wait until the pads come on in training camp to see how it all shakes out, but so far the Detroit Lions are liking the length and competition added to the edge position this offseason.
Pick city: Detroit's defense recorded 19 takeaways last season, ranking 19th in the NFL. Of those 19 takeaways, 13 came via interception. Defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard is looking to generate more takeaways this season so he had to love the performance by his defense in Tuesday's first minicamp practice as they generated three interceptions - one off each of Detroit's three quarterbacks.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa has felt more comfortable heading into Year 2 and his consistency is showing up on the practice field.
After an injury-shortened first two seasons, cornerback Ennis Rakestraw Jr. added strength to his frame and is focused on staying healthy heading into Year 3.
Tim Twentyman takes a look at five players who stood out during minicamp practices.
By: Tim Twentyman
Detroit Lions running backs coach Tashard Choice thinks this is the best RB Jahmyr Gibbs has looked so far in his NFL career and he's excited to see what he does with a bigger workload.
