Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell is excited with how rookie Tate Ratledge performed in Wednesday's joint practice.
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Former Detroit Lions CB Jeff Okudah didn't look good in a joint practice drill with the Minnesota Vikings.
Detroit Lions second-year running back Sione Vaki was back at practice on Wednesday.
Former Detroit Lions RB Jamaal Williams has had a tough time trying to find his next opportunity.
Former Detroit Lions QB Tim Boyle was released on Monday by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Former Detroit Tigers minor league pitcher Cam Brown was released on Monday by the Houston Astros' Single-A affiliate.
Detroit Lions rookie DE Ahmed Hassanein had a brief injury scare at Monday's training camp practice.
Detroit Tigers outfielder Matt Vierling is making his second trip to the injured list this season.
Former Detroit Lions RB Ameer Abdullah didn't play well in preseason Week 1 with the San Francisco 49ers.
The Detroit Lions have reportedly signed former NFL running back Deon Jackson, who most recently played in the UFL.
The Detroit Tigers have decided to cut ties with this veteran reliever after only three appearances.
The Detroit Tigers are kicking the tires on his veteran reliever, who has a World Series title on his resume.
A forgotten Tigers infielder has been sent packing by another team in as many weeks.
The injury bug is picking up where it left off at for the Detroit Lions, as Sione Vaki left Monday's practice with a leg injury.
This former Pistons guard will have to find a new team after getting waived on Sunday.
This Lions rookie is already being thrown into the fire at the start of training camp.
This ex-Tigers relief pitcher is back in the major leagues after exiting Detroit last month.
A former Detroit Tigers pitcher who was DFA'd earlier this month has found a new opportunity.
This former Lions defender is still sitting in free agency after seeing a two-time Super Bowl champ sign with a new team on Wednesday.
A former Tigers draft pick was sent packing by one of the more mediocre teams in the NL.