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Detroit Lions began training camp on Sunday

Lions' Initial 2025 Training Camp Roster

The Detroit Lions officially began training camp Sunday, with the team hosting its first practice open to media. As a result, it was the first look at the 2025 edition of the Lions in full, though some key players are beginning the year on injury lists as they rehab toward full health.

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Final Detroit Lions 53-man roster prediction ahead of training camp

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Lions make two roster additions just days before training camp begins

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Lions hold first day of training camp

The Lions have begun preseason on the practice field.

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LB Alex Anzalone has reported to Lions training camp after missing OTAs

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Detroit Lions camp observations day 1: The future at center seems clearer, and young guys get big chances

Lions round out roster with signings of former Tennessee RB, pair of cornerbacks

The Detroit Lions have filled out their roster ahead of the start of training camp, signing running back Jabari Small, and cornerbacks DiCaprio Bootle and Tyson Russell, the team announced Friday.

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The Lions are adding rookie CB Tyson Russell to the roster

Add another new name to the Detroit Lions roster as training camp begins. The Lions have signed rookie cornerback Tyson Russell to the team, per Aaron Wilson.

Lions LB Alex Anzalone 'crushed' conditioning test, not practicing as contract unresolved

Detroit Lions LB Alex Anzalone has repeatedly hinted at being unhappy with his contract. He was 1 of 3 players not on PUP who did not practice Sunday.

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Lions 53-man roster projection: Who’s in and who’s out after ...

The Athletic has live coverage of Lions vs. Chiefs in the NFL Week 1 opener. The Detroit Lions’ preseason is over following Friday’s 26-17 win at Carolina. Cut day is on the horizon. It’s ...

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Report: Lions sign former Titans RB to fill roster hole

Small effectively replaces Anthony Tyus on the Lions roster. The Lions waived Tyus, an undrafted rookie from Ohio, with a non-football illness designation on Thursday. The newcomer will compete with Tye Bobichaux for reps behind the Lions' established backfield foursome of Jahmyr Gibbs, David Montgomery, Craig Reynolds and Sione Vaki.