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Darren Fells is back for a second tour with the Detroit Lions. Fells signed a one-year deal with the Lions on Wednesday and should take the retiring Josh Hill's role as the team's No. 2 tight end. Hill signed a free agent deal with the Lions in March, but told the team in recent weeks he planned to retire. Fells, similarly, is best known for his blocking ability and physical prowess in the red zone. The Lions are thin at the tight end position behind Pro Bowl starter T.J. Hockenson. They waived-injured Hunter Bryant last week - Bryant reverted to injured reserve and will miss the season - si...

3 rookies crack Detroit Lions’ projected depth chart following 2021 NFL draft Updated 10:33 AM; Today 9:43 AM PASADENA, CA - JANUARY 01: Oregon Ducks (58) Penei Sewell (OL) stands on a ladder in front of the Ducks band on the field after the Ducks defeated the Wisconsin Badgers 28 to 27 to become the 2010 Rose Bowl Champions in a bowl game played on January 1, 2020 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA. (Photo by John Cordes/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Facebook Share ALLEN PARK -- Penei Sewell will start right away at right tackle for the Detroit Lions or ...

Earlier in the night, I wrote that Notre Dame had a claim to the title of Offensive Line U because of the number of linemen the Irish have had picked ...

Ron Jenkins/Associated Press The Detroit Lions selected Oregon standout Penei Sewell with the No. 7 overall pick in the 2021 NFL draft. The 20-year-old opted out of the 2020 college football season amid the COVID-19 pandemic, remaining firm in his decision after the Pac-12 laid out plans for a shortened schedule.  From a draft perspective, the move didn't change much for Sewell because he was already widely considered one of the top players in the 2021 draft class. Playing another year with the Ducks wouldn't have improved his stock much, especially with Clemson's Trevor Lawrence effectivel...

2021 NFL draft preview: The Lions have options at tight end if they don’t land Kyle Pitts Updated Apr 22, 2021; Posted Apr 22, 2021 Notre Dame tight end Tommy Tremble could be an option for the Lions in the NFL draft. Facebook Share Notable departures: Jesse James First-round possibilities for Detroit (seventh overall): Pitts Day 2-3 possibilities: Brevin Jordan (Miami Fla.), Tommy Tremble (Notre Dame), Hunter Long (Boston College) Late-round fits: Ben Mason (Michigan), Jacob Harris (UCF), Tre’ McKitty (Georgia), Kenny Yeboah (Ole Miss) Breakdown: Before you ask, yes, the Lions coul...