During each of the past three years, the Detroit Lions have made a move at the trade deadline. That pattern could repeat in 2025, but for now, the team does not appear likely to swing a notable deal.

From Barry Sanders to Calvin Johnson, revisit the Lions legends who left their mark on Detroit professional football.

Lions players reveal how coach Dan Campbell's culture has made Detroit — once a laughingstock — into one of the best-run teams in the NFL.

Dan Campbell's latest update offers hope for the former second-round pick who has battled multiple health issues since entering the NFL.

Al Karsten recently broke down the numbers for offensive success rate for quarterback runs against the Lions over the last four seasons. The numbers have been, for the most part, improving each year and the Lions are now a top-five defense against quarterback runs.

Detroit has rolled to a 5-2 record despite having to replace Aaron Glenn and Ben Johnson, who both moved to NFL head coaching jobs.

Entering November, the Lions have the fourth-most cap space amongst NFL teams for the 2025 season with $25,483,545 available. As a result, the team has the available funds to make a push at a rental player who is only under contract through the end of this season.

The Detroit Lions are rested coming off a bye week, relatively healthy and ready to roll for a 10-game stretch to improve their positioning in the NFC.