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Watch: Detroit Lions Podcast rookie minicamp observations and reaction
Friday's rookie minicamp was the first opportunity to see the Detroit Lions draft class and undrafted free agents put on the Honolulu Blue and take part in a practice. I was there for the sun-soaked morning practice and the player press conferences afterward.
Roundtable: Lions Rookie Minicamp Main Takeaways
Vito Chirco: To me, Isaac TeSlaa, Ahmed Hassanein and Dominic Lovett each nailed their media sessions. While they each are also unfinished products and have room to grow, their ability to positively engage with the media has been a positive and has stood out to me.
Second-round pick Tate Ratledge, who played primarily guard at Georgia, saw significant time at center on first day of ...
Here are five things I'll be looking out for during Friday's open practice to the media: The Lions walked away from the draft ...
Lions rookie receiver Dominic Lovett called out two of his veteran teammates on Friday — just not in the way you might think.
Lions assistant GM Ray Agnew is looking for 'growth' out of rookie DL Ahmed Hassanein, and Detroit is ready for the growing ...
We usually see a few veterans taking part in rookie minicamp, mostly players who spent a lot of time on the practice squad a year ago or were injured and see the ...
After Friday’s practice, Lions rookie defender Ahmed Hassanein reflected on how CrossFit training helped shape his NFL ...
The first day of rookie minicamp saw Detroit Lions rookies Tate Ratledge and Miles Frazier work at multiple spots along the ...
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