ESPN grades Detroit Lions' 2026 offseason as top-10 in NFL
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Jeremy Reisman
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ESPN's Seth Walder graded the Detroit Lions' 2026 offseason as a top-10 performance in the NFL. The Lions experienced notable losses (Alex Anzalone, Amik Robertson, David Montgomery, etc.) but also added players like Cade Mays, DJ Wonnum, and Roger McCreary. The team is also banking on internal development from younger players like Tyleik Williams and Christian Mahogany to improve the core.
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bskyESPN grades Detroit Lions' 2026 offseason as top-10 in NFLprideofdetroit.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledDid the Detroit Lions get better this offseason?
It's a question that we won't know the answer to until after the 2026 season is over.
There were certainly a lot of notable losses this offseason, including Alex Anzalone, Amik Robertson, Al-Quadin Muhammad, and David Montgomery, among others.
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