First, the Detroit Tigers plan to spend approximately $115 million in 2026 on player salaries. It sounds like a huge amount of money, yet, the LA Dodgers are reported to spend over $300 million on player salaries for their last year’s World Series winner. The Tigers are spending less than half of that.

The Detroit Lions' ground attack declined in 2025 and the downturn adversely affected the entire offense. Fixing it is the top priority heading into the offseason.

The Detroit Lions went 9-8 and missed the NFL playoffs by half a game, but expect changes to the roster and coaching staff for 2026.

Detroit head coach Dan Campbell said sorting out his coaching staff is the first offseason objective for he and the Lions.

Two days after the 2025 season concluded, Campbell fired former OC John Morton, and the interview process commenced shortly thereafter. The Lions reached out to Commanders QB coach David Blough, though he was promptly promoted to OC.

Shortly before the Detroit Lions ended their disappointing season with a Week 18 win, Lions head coach Dan Campbell suggested that the club hit "rock bottom" during a campaign it finished with a record of 9-8.

Just when the Detroit Lions’ coaching search seemed predictable, a voice from the team’s past inserted itself into the conversation, turning the rumor mill on its head. To fill the vacant position, lots of names are being discussed,

Holly Campbell, the wife of Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell, revealed the true nature of the grind his job calls for.

In his end-of-season press conference Monday, Campbell spoke openly about the bitter taste of falling short. The Lions missed the postseason at 9-8 after winning two playoff games in 2023 and going 15-2 a year ago. "Not good enough. We didn't get in. We underachieved," Campbell said. "So, not good. I'd give myself a freaking F."

The Detroit Lions ranked among the most injured teams in the NFL this season for the second straight year, but Lions coach Dan Campbell defended his team’s training staff in his end-of-season news conference Monday, Jan. 4, and chalked some of his team’s poor health up to bad luck.

Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell said second-year center Kingsley Eguakun had an "encouraging" performance in his first career start.

The Detroit Lions may have missed the NFL playoffs, but there will be a “Dan Campbell” competing in a popular sporting event on Super Bowl Sunday.