Detroit Lions hire Steve Oliver to become next tight ends coach.

The Detroit Lions were shut out at the 2025 NFL Honors, highlighted by a controversial snub of right tackle Penei Sewell for Protector of the Year despite elite PFF grades.

Oliver has been with the Lions since 2021. After serving the last three seasons as an assistant offensive line coach, he will take over as tight ends coach, per NFL Network.

The Lions surprised the NFL world last season, but not in a good way. But Amon-Ra St. Brown and Penei Sewell aren’t worried.

But the biggest snub of the night came at the hands of Lions right tackle Penei Sewell. He was up for the very first Protector of the Year award, and despite being far-and-away the best offensive linemen by PFF measures, the award went to Chicago Bears guard Joe Thuney.

Lions' David Montgomery says new OC Drew Petzing has reassured him about his place in the offense and believes team will bounce back in 2026.

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We're getting closer to NFL free agency opening, and over the next few weeks, you'll see the Detroit Lions begin to bring back some of their own players on new contracts.

The Detroit Lions missed the playoffs this season for the first time since 2022, but experts expect them to contend again next season.

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Matthew Stafford has officially won his first Most Valuable Player award, with the honor coming in his 17th NFL season. He's the oldest first-time winner ever.

Carlton Davis said he wanted to stay with the Lions in free agency last spring but 'wasn't really fond of' the language of the Lions' contract offer