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Penei Sewell discussed his switch to LT, highlighting a transition into the unquestioned leader of the Lions' overhauled offensive line. 🗣️💪

Terrion Arnold's second NFL season didn't go according to plan.

A shoulder injury that eventually required surgery limited him to just eight games, cutting short what looked like a promising step forward in his development.

Even with the missed time, Arnold still managed to make an impact:

💙 1 interception
🤍 8 passes defended
💙 31 tackles

He appeared in eight games and started seven of them, finishing just two passes defended shy of matching his total from his entire rookie season.

That's what makes this year so intriguing.

Arnold has confirmed that his shoulder is fully healed and is expected to be a full participant throughout the team's offseason program.

The season may have ended early, but there were signs of real progress before it did.

💙🤍 💪 🦁

Four straight seasons with over 100+ catches and 1,100+ yards proves that Amon-Ra St. Brown isn't just in the conversation—the Sun God is an absolute lock for a Top 5 wide receiver in the NFL. 🦁☀️

Jahmyr Gibbs and Isiah Pacheco forming a new duo gives the Detroit Lions arguably the most explosive, violent running back room in the NFL. 🦁🏈

Locking in on the fundamentals. Jamo putting an absolute premium on his catching consistency this offseason proves he has the elite mindset required to match his terrifying world-class speed. 🦁🏈

Amon-Ra St. Brown has already become one of the greatest fourth-round picks of the modern NFL era ⭐️

Selected with the 113th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, St. Brown entered the league with plenty of questions surrounding his ceiling.

Five years later, the only question left is how so many teams allowed him to fall that far.

For decades, the Detroit Lions struggled to build a sustained winner. But as the franchise climbed from the bottom of the NFL to becoming a legitimate contender, St. Brown emerged as one of the cornerstones of that transformation.

Multiple All-Pro selections. Elite production. A reputation as one of the toughest covers in football. And somehow, he continues to play with the chip on his shoulder that fueled him on draft night when team after team passed on him 🔥

Should we have traded for Garrett? 🤔

Dan Campbell's brutally honest reaction to Rams getting Myles Garrett Lions head coach Dan Campbell shared his honest reaction to the Myles Garrett trade during a recent press conference.

Darius Slay locked down the opposition's top vertical threats on a weekly basis during those hard-fought battles in 2018.

Quandre Diggs brought a punishing, physical presence to the hybrid safety roles to help the team fly downhill against divisional rivals. 🦁

The organization shifted directions the following year, bringing in Justin Coleman to handle inside leverage.

A massive wave of roster turnover in 2020 brought in Desmond Trufant, Jayron Kearse, and Duron Harmon to establish a temporary veteran bridge.

Amani Oruwariye emerged as a massive bright spot during this volatile transition. 🎯

The 2021 campaign kicked off a brand new era under a gritty coaching staff that rewarded pure hustle on every single snap.

Jerry Jacobs defied all odds as an undrafted rookie to claim a starting boundary spot.

With Will Harris shifting across multiple defensive back positions to shore up our deep alignments, this young group laid the fundamental groundwork for a massive cultural turnaround in Detroit.

The ultimate backfield takeover. With David Montgomery traded, Dan Campbell is officially handing Jahmyr Gibbs the keys to a true, undisputed three-down role. 🦁🔥

Kendrick Law tore his ACL.

Lions rookie WR picked after draft trade up tears ACL Kendrick Law suffered a torn ACL at a recent practice with the Lions on a non-contact drill, and will most likely miss his rookie season.