
Christian Booher
Sports Journalist at Sports Illustrated
Mid Michigan College men’s basketball assistant coach | CMU alum | Lions On SI writer
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2 days ago |
si.com | Christian Booher
Longtime Detroit Lions nemesis Aaron Rodgers will return to Ford Field for the first time since the 2022 season in 2025. Rodgers, who quarterbacked the Lions’ NFC North rival Green Bay Packers, reportedly plans to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers ahead of their upcoming minicamp. He returns to action for what will be his 21st NFL season. The Lions will host the Steelers in Week 16 at Ford Field, meaning Rodgers could make his first start at the home of his former rival since Nov. 6, 2022.
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2 days ago |
si.com | Christian Booher
Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown has been noticeably absent from the action during the team's two open practice sessions of organized team activities. The two-time First Team All-Pro has spent time working on the sidelines throughout offseason workouts, rather than on the field with his teammates in preparation for the upcoming 2025 season. On Thursday, St. Brown explained that his absence was related to an offseason surgery that he underwent.
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2 days ago |
charlotteobserver.com | Christian Booher
The Detroit Lions have several players returning from significant injuries throughout the offseason, and for some players these absences will extend into the regular season. One player who will miss the start of the regular season is linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez. The Oklahoma State product was among a number of defensive players to suffer a significant injury, as his season ended with a torn ACL in the team's Thanksgiving win.
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2 days ago |
heraldonline.com | Christian Booher
The NFL world felt shockwaves when Detroit Lions center Frank Ragnow announced his retirement after seven seasons earlier in the week. Ragnow, who earned Pro Bowl honors four times and Second Team All-Pro recognition three times, cited injuries in his decision to hang up the cleats. The veteran had not been participating in the team's offseason workouts, which had cast some doubt about the future of his tenure with the organization.
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3 days ago |
si.com | Christian Booher
New Detroit Lions linebacker Grant Stuard appears to fit the team's culture nicely. In his first opportunity to take the field in front of the media, Stuard was in the mix consistently and playing with an edge. At one point, he was even mixing it up with quarterback Jared Goff. Predominately a special teams standout in Indianapolis, Stuard has also showcased the ability to contribute in a pinch defensively.
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