Max DeMara
Staff Writer at Heavy
Spartan Dawg. Semi-Pro Golfer (in my mind). Detroit Lions contributor @SideLionReport. Now with way less hair.
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2 weeks ago |
yardbarker.com | Max DeMara
The Detroit Lions have battled questions all offseason regarding their offense following the addition of John Morton to replace Ben Johnson at coordinator. Lost in the debate about what could happen, however, is the fact that Dan Campbell has put his imprint on the offense from the start. Following the dismissal of Anthony Lynn as play caller in 2021, Campbell took the reigns and the Lions never looked back. Johnson joined him and eventually became the face of the new-look attack.
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2 weeks ago |
yardbarker.com | Max DeMara
The Detroit Lions have had one of the best offenses in the league since 2022, and a big reason why is the play of Jared Goff and development of Amon-Ra St. Brown. In a short amount of time, the Lions have gone from a team without a top duo to a franchise with one of the best in the league. But how do they rate against their competition? High, but not as high as they should be. Pro Football Focus analyst Trevor Sikkema has ranked every top quarterback and pass catcher duo ahead of 2025.
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2 weeks ago |
yardbarker.com | Max DeMara
The Detroit Lions had a pair of big coaching changes this offseason, losing both coordinators to head coaching roles. While most focus has been cast on the offense, the defense will also need to adjust. Kelvin Sheppard has taken over as defensive coordinator, and that change has excited several players. Having gotten to know Sheppard well as a position coach, the adjustment won't be steep for most, especially the linebackers on the roster.
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2 weeks ago |
yardbarker.com | Max DeMara
With that stat in mind, Frazier has shown physical tools to succeed on the interior, and if the franchise believes he has the savvy to learn center, the Lions can develop him in the inverse mold of Graham Glasgow, a veteran who moved outside to play guard in spite of having started at center in college. Glasgow has proven valuable to the Lions the last few seasons, and Frazier could have the same career trajectory and impact.
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2 weeks ago |
sidelionreport.com | Max DeMara
There's a second rookie lineman that could emerge for the Detroit Lions. The Detroit Lions were rocked by news that veteran center Frank Ragnow would be retiring before the 2025 season, leaving many wondering if the team was prepared for such a development. When looking back at the draft strategy from a few months ago, it's become clear that the Lions were considering such a possibility. At the time, many wondered why Detroit would add two interior linemen.
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