One week of training camp is in the book for the Detroit Lions. Now this week means Hall of Fame game and the Lions BACK on your televisions. We catch up after our hiatus, talk shop and look to what this season holds for the Detroit Lions. Everything from who plays center, Anzalone contract, to this daunting schedule the Lions face. Lets go Lions.

The 2025 schedule is here! Only five 1pm game slots, a host of 4:25 games and five primetime games. With one of the toughest strength of schedules in the league, will the Lions come out stronger? Lions will also play on Christmas in addition to their usual holiday of Thanksgiving.

Three Georgia players, two mullets, and seven players later the Lions finish off their draft. We react to the players, the trades, and the madness that was the NFL Draft for 2025. Everything from Tyleik Williams cat, to a new nickname for Isaac TeSlaa, it's here in this podcast. What did you all make of the draft?

The Lions find themselves in unfamiliar territory with the 28th overall pick in the 1st round of the NFL Draft. What positions do they target with that pick along with the other 6 picks? A chaotic episode full of blunders, technical difficulties and more. Let's go Lions.

Just as soon as Carlton Davis leaves for the Patriots, the Lions signed DJ Reed formerly of the NY Jets. An absolute stud at his position, DJ Reed brings his talents to Detroit. The Lions also have a spot to fill on the O-Line with Big Kevin Zeitler leaving for Tennessee. Can Mahogany step up? And finally, when will the Lions address the Edge/DE?

With $49 million to spend, will the Lions/Brad Holmes continue to value shop or finally make a big splash? We evaluate the options, give our two cents and ask you Shareholders: are the Lions garage saling too hard? And will it cost them long term vs teams like the Eagles who are aggressive in the market?

We're back Shareholders. In this episode we talk about all the coach departures and additions, we talk about the likelihood of Myles Garrett being added as a HUGE splash, and we look ahead to the Free Agency period starting in March. Lets go Lions

Complimentary football. Nope. Mistakes were made that we didn’t see all year. They broke and couldn't overcome turnovers or themselves. Can they bring back the same controlled fury next year? And can they do so with new brand-new coordinators?