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I’m counting eight new names at DL.

2026 Post-Draft Depth Chart I put a line ( | ) where it felt like a general "no sweat training camp" ended. Everyone to the right is likely fighting for a job, though some (like Rakestraw and Frazier) may have an inside track relative to others, and certainly a 7th round (and maybe even a 6th round) rookie can easily fall to the right of that line with a bad camp. Underline is a veteran addition, bold is a draft pick, italics is a UDFA signing. QB (2/3): Jared Goff, Teddy Bridgewater | Luke Altmyer RB (3/6): Jahmyr Gibbs, Isiah Pacheco, Sione Vaki | Jacob Saylors, Jabari Smalls, Kye Robichaux WR (5/9): Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams, Isaac TeSlaa, Greg Dortch, Kendrick Law | Dominic Lovett, Tom Kennedy, Jackson Meeks, Malik Cunningham TE (2/6): Sam LaPorta, Brock Wright | Tyler Conklin, Zach Horton, Thomas Gordon, Miles Kitselman OT (3/5): Penei Sewell, Blake Miller, Larry Borom | Giovanni Manu, Devin Cochran IOL (4/11): Tate Ratledge, Cade Mays, Christian Mahogony, Juice Scruggs | Ben Bartch, Miles Frazier, Michael Niese, Colby Sorsdal, Seth McLaughlin, Mason Miller, Melvin Priestly EDGE (3/8): Aidan Hutchinson, Derrick Moore, DJ Wonnum | Payton Turner, Ahmad Hassanein, Tyler Lacy, Eric O'Neill, Anthony Lucas IDL (5/9): Alim McNeill, Tyleik Williams, Levi Onwuzurike, Skyler Gill-Howard, Tyre West | Mekhi Wingo, Myles Adams, Chris Smith, Aidan Keanaaina LB (4/7): Jack Campbell, Derrick Barnes, Malcolm Rodriguez, Jimmy Rolder | Damone Clark, Trevor Nowaske, Erick Hunter CB (5/9): DJ Reed, Terrion Arnold, Roger McCreary, Rock Ya-Sin, Keith Abney | Ennis Rakestraw, Khalil Dorsey, Nick Whiteside, De'Shawn Rucker DB (3/9): Kerby Joseph, Christian Izien, Avonte Maddox, [Brian Branch-PUP] | Chuck Clark, Loren Strickland, Dan Jackson, Thomas Harper, Aamaris Brown ST (3/3): Jack Fox, Jake Bates, Hogan Hatten Initial look with 85/90 spots filled says there's a lot of turnover, but not a lot of glaring holes. It wouldn't hurt to have more security in the defensive backfield, but Kerby is such an unknown to us. If he's 100% it's probably fine until Branch gets back. If he's not, that looks like a hole. Additional linebacker depth wouldn't hurt either, since the Lions tend to use linebackers on special teams quite a bit. The camp battles will mostly come in the trenches and the defensive backfield. Currently 42 spots are already filled by my rough estimation, leaving 11 spots for 48 guys.

Getting back to baseball, for the series in Atlanta, the starting pitching is Mize, then Skubal, and finally Framber.

Hinch for Chapman sounds fair

Avs sweep the Kings, the great Kopitar says goodbye. https://x.com/NHL/status/2048546658472845360/video/1?s=61

Wow

+1 more: UDFA Aidan Keanaaina is a DT.

I’ve noticed that Jonas hasn’t really tried to go head to head with Tadej this year. I don’t think he will ever beat Tadej again. I’m expecting Jonas to go for early retirement before too long. I’m not sure his heart is really in it anymore.

always liked wout. wears his heart on his sleeve. seixas is the biggest thing in france outside of their rugby/soccer teams. i assume he's doing the tour this year, but maybe they let him to the vuelta or giro instead so he has a chance to win. vingegaard is done. if seixas isnt up to it, the tour will be a foregone conclusion for tadej this year.

Almost 24 hours on and it's wild how the main response has centered around getting the Ballroom built. Just an incredible like when Americans are paying $1.50 more per gallon for gasoline than they were eight weeks ago

The Atlanta Braves are also the first team in baseball to reach 20 wins this year.

I suspect that Torkelson has met his slumpbuster.

Good the guys finally have a day off. The series in Atlanta is going to be a real test. The Braves are hot, so hopefully the pitching can stand up to their offensive prowess and the Tigers’ hitting can escalate.

BTW, Tigers offense was second behind only the Dodgers in xwOBA entering today.

Toronto shot 32% from the floor and 14% from three, and won.

Finally, watching this game with the four run outburst in the seventh, there are a lot of Tigers fans in the ballpark which is pretty exciting. The sound and the roar of the crowd is awesome.

I agree. The real reason I watched this race was for Remco, who is problematic but fun, and for Paul Seixas who is freaking astonishing. I was amazed when he was able to keep up with Tadej for as long as he did and really thought he might do it but the space alien is usually unbeatable, but seeing Wout sprint past him in Paris-Roubaix is one of the most glorious moments for me as a cycling fan because he’s my favorite and I absolutely love the guy. Simon Yates winning the Giro last year was awesome too.

While the hosting turns from Colbert and Michelle Wolf were rightly praised, the event itself has always struck me as one of the more obnoxious rooms in that big club Carlin reminded us we ain’t in.

tadej never loses. gets a little boring.

A+ draft. maybe the second best draft in lions history after the one that brough sewell and amon ra.

For the rest of the season!!