Lions 2026 Training Camp Day 6 Recap
- The Grey Manes Staff
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The Lions have made it to Day 5 of training camp, and it's the first day in full pads. Time to separate the men from the boys and see who is worthy to be on the roster come the fall. Campbell provided injnury updates, the Lions signed a new TE and let a WR go and there were lots of guests at camp, including the general public.
Injury Updates
Updates from Dan Campbell's press event this morning, providing clarity on existing and new situations since last practice of players not participating.
The list of those not practicing or exiting early
RB Jahmyr Gibbs, S Brian Branch, S Kerby Joseph, TE Tyler Conklin, OL Gio Manu, EDGE/DE Peyton Turner, LB Jimmy Rolder, TE Miles Kitselman (Left), EDGE Derrick Moore (Left), OG Ben Bartch, WR Lawrence Keys, RB Sione Vaki, LB Malcolm Rodriguez (Left)
New Updates
Lawrence Keys (leg)
Has a hamstring injury, no timeline provided
Anthony Firsker (leg)
Placed on Reserve/Injured with a fractured fibula. He is now out for the season.
Sione Vaki (poked in the eye)
Campbell said Vaki has a broken nose and will miss some time to heal up. Likely back with a visor sooner than later
Existing (No Changes)
RB Jahmyr Gibbs (Contract Dispute)
Missed practice but was watching from sideline for first time.
S Brian Branch and Kerby Joseph (PUP)
Both are targeted for return around September
Kerby elaborated on his injury a bit saying he woke up with a swollen knee and wasn't as fast on the field, and MRI showed the issue
Both were seen working with trainers on side of field today
TE Tyler Conklin (PUP)
Calf injury, return is targeted for ~Aug 12th-13th.
Was observed working off to the side with a trainer
OT Giovani Manu (NFI/Injury)
Campbell said that Manu had a previous injury over the summer that wasn't disclosed. He came off practice field not feeling good and after checking it out, put him on the list. It's a 12–14-week timeline, putting it between Week 7-9 of the NFL season if he is still on the team.
EDGE/DE Peyton Turner
Per Dan Campbell, Turner has a stiff back, nothing serious
Missed his 5th straight practice
TE Miles Kitselman (Concussion)
Will be out awhile (Team signed TE Nick Muse after Press Event this morning)
LB Jimmy Rolder (Leg)
Campbell identified his injury as a Hamstring and re-stated he will be out for a while.
EDGE Derrick Moore (Groin)
Expected to miss 7-10 days with a groin strain
Left Practice
Malcolm Rodiriguez (Ankle)
Was back on field playing with daughter after practice, so likely not serious
Transactions
Lions re-signed TE Zach Horton and placed TE Anthony Firkser on Reserve/Injured putting him out for the season.
The Lions worked out former St Louis Battlehawks RB Kylin James today (signed)
Also hosted RBs Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Hassan Haskins and Kylin James
Training Camp Day 6 Observations from the Lions Media
General Observations
Fans were back in attendance, and it was also Dog Adoption Day at the Lions practice
Day 2 of full pads, Campbell promised slightly longer session and more reps
The run game was emphasized in practice and looked to be pretty successful
Catch of the day was a Teddy Bridgewater to Dominic Lovett 50-yard bomb where Lovett shook McCreary after catch for an eventual 80-yard TD. Caveat is that Tyler Lacy would likely have disrupted the play if Bridgewater could have been hit.
It was observed that the defense missed a wheel route for the second day in a row, definitely an area for opportunity.
Jake Bates was noticeably more sharp today, hitting a perfect 7 of 7 including three from 50 plus (2x 51 & 59) and the 41-yard winner in situation drills (below). One of his 51-yarders apparently cleared the bar by 20+ yards and hit the facilities building.
Situation drills to end practice
1st Team Offense on their own 24, trailing 30-27 with 34 seconds on the clock and one timeout
1st & 10 at 24: Goff to St Brown for 13 and out of bounds
1st & 10 at 34: Goff incomplete due to McNeil pressure
2nd & 10 at 34: Goff incomplete to St Brown
3rd & 10 at 34: Goff incomplete to St Brown (Clark would have been called for DPI in a game)
4th & 10 from 34: Goff incomplete to Williams (observed to be perfect pass and drop by Williams)
Defense Wins
2nd Team Offense on own 40, trailing 28-27, with 31 seconds on the clock
1st & 10 at 40: Bridgewater Incomplete to Wilson (Rucker PBU) Defense Offside
1st & 10 at 45: Bridgewater to Meeks for 13
1st & 10 at 42: Bridgewater to Meeks for 5
2nd & 5 at 37: Bridgewater to Meeks for 16
Jake Bates 41-yard FG, right down Broadway for the win
Depth Chart Observations by Position Group
OL
Mahogany saw an increase in his 1st Team Reps at LG, but Scruggs was still rotating in
Cochrane and Priestly were observed on 2nd OL
RBs
Saylors and Pacheco split 1st team reps
Jabari Small received 2nd team reps with Vaki and Gibbs out
WRs
Dominic Lovett and Greg Dortch received 2nd team reps
TE
Thomas Gordon was pulling 2nd team reps with all the injuries
DL
1st Unit continues to be Hutch-McNeil-Williams- Lacy (Wonnum - nickel)
Onwuzurike was noted as producing against 3rd team, but struggling against 2nd team
Onwuzurike and Hassanein were on the 2nd Unit DL
Mehki Wingo earned a few 1st team reps
LBs
Nowaske played well when getting 1st team reps and on 2nd team
Safety
Same players in same roles
Nickel
Izien and McCreary and Abney
Outside CBs
Whiteside looked like he had gotten a promotion up the depth chart, saw work against the Lions top WRs
Returners
Greg Dortch, Toim Kennedy, Lawrence Keys, Isiah Pacheco, Dominic Lovett
Gunners Dorsey, Izien, Rakestraw, Abney and Ya-Sin were mentioned as having strong days
Rookies
Blake Miller - Ratledge mentioned he was building chemistry with Miller right now like he had with Sewell last year. Ratledge said he is smart and doing a phenomenal job so far.
Derrick Moore - Expected to miss 7-10 days with a groin strain
Jimmy Rolder - Campbell identified his injury as a Hamstring and re-stated he will be out for a while.
Keith Abney II - Had more PBUs and looks really good on special teams
Kendric Law - Done for season with a torn ACL suffered win OTA Week 2 practices
Skyler Gill-Howard - No mention today
Tyre West - No mention today
UDFAs
Luke Altmyer - No mention today
Miles Kitselman - Will be out awhile
Anthony Lucas - No mention today
Erick Hunter - No mention today
Erik O'Neil - No mention today
Aiden Keanaaina - No mention today
Amaris Brown - Had another highlight reel PBU today
Melvin Priestly - Had good reps in 1-on-1s against fellow rookies West and Hill-Howard
De'Shawn Rucker - Had a PBU in the situation drills for 2nd team
Lions WR Jamo/St Brown, Edge Hassanein, DB Brown and DB Maddox Photos - Jeff Nguyen/Detroit Lions
Dan Campbell Day 6 Press Conference
Day 6 of training camp brought Dan Campbell to the podium sharing some additional injury news, talks about several players flying under the radar and a big breakthrough in the Lions lone player missing practice waiting on a new deal. Below is a quick summary of the items he was asked and answered:
Injury Summary
New:
Anthony Firkser - Fractured Fibula. Placed on Reserve/Injured
Sione Vaki - Eye injury and Fractured Nose. Miss a bit, will come back with visor
Lawrence Keys - Hamstring
No Changes:
Branch - Potentially Early September
Kerby - Likely will linger into the season on same timeline as Branch
Conklin - Calf in Spring, Two Weeks
Peyton Turner - Stiff back, nothing serious
Giovani Manu - Added to NFI/Injury List due to previously undisclosed injury from offseason
Rolder injury is a Hamstring, be out for a while
Kitselman - will be out for awhile
Derrick Moore - Strain, 7-10 day
Updates
Gibbs - Campbell mentioned a "back" issue during conditioning test, but it isn't serious <wink>
Bijan Robinson signed his deal this morning, Gibbs should be back on field quickly
Quick Hitters
Zach Horton was resigned as a result of Firkser going on the reserve/Injured list
Campbell talked about putting the pads on and how the pad level and how both sides will continue to adapt. Wasn't long but will continue to add reps in padded and will add more today.
loves Dortch, brings more to the WR room and return games than anticipated
Campbell said Devin White and WILL LB are a natural fit, system suites him. Said he can still run, get his weight down, and work him into practice and be smart with him. Se where he can go with it.
On TeSlaa, what does progress look like? more growth, can't just be down the field, expand route tree. Work at LoS, understand the route options are next progression. We see more than basics with him.
Campbell changed 1-on-1 on Day 1 of tackling from a live tackling to a drill one that was more one-move only, allows to get some guys in there they held out in years past, but will get back to the full-on drill later in camp.
Media Scrums with Players
The Lions had media availability with OG Tate Ratledge, CB Ennis Rakestraw, LB Devin White and WR Greg Dortch.
OG Tate Ratledge
Dan said to us that on Monday defense won the day. What the challenge to you guys today? What was that message like and how do you feel like you guys responded? I mean, we all knew we needed to come out and be more physical today and I think that's kind of the flow of camp. It's going to be defenses good for a few days and offense is good for a few days and it's just kind of that flow of thing and riding the wave and trying to stay consistent through the whole thing.
How do you see different from this offensive line just a year ago? Obviously, there's a little acclamation period, but with some new pieces and the way guys moved around. Um, I think the attitude as a whole, the physical attitude, the mindset in the meeting room and on the field is different this year. I'd say it's a lot better. Um, and just the way we attack every day at practice.
Last year as a rookie, I assume you were drinking water from a fire hose. Now that you're in your sophomore season, how much more comfortable do you feel? Yeah, drinking from a fire hose to say the least. Um, you know, a lot more. I had a lot of learning experiences uh last year. So, trying to build on those and not let those things happen again. Um had, like I said, a lot of learning experiences from last year.
What was the biggest takeaway that you got and what was the biggest thing that you would take from that? Um first off, how long the season is? Um you always heard it coming out of college and all that, but you never really think about it until that you're actually in it. And I was in it last year, so kind of being able to expect that and then how fast and how physical the game is through all 18 weeks.
So with new faces and also new guys in new places, how long do you think it takes to really gel and feel like you're focused? I mean, that's what we're out here for. We get reps at it every day, whether that's passing off stunts in the pass game, the run game, fitting up on combos, learning the guy next to you. That's what we're out here for to do this every day. So hopefully as camp goes on, we keep getting better and better together.
How do you I guess how do you gauge that or how do you feel that when you're out there? It's just reps. Like >> I was playing next to Penei last year. Penei is one of the best tackles of football. Obviously things felt weird next to him at first, certain ways he plays it, but once you get used to it, it flows. So, kind of building that with Blake right now and uh Cade right now and every day it just gets a little bit better.
I want to talk about that dynamic with the right tack because obviously you're a rookie last year. You have the benefit of having Kane there. Now you've got a rookie on your side. Do you feel like you kind of have to grow up quick and maybe be a little bit of a mentor to Blake out there? Yeah, I'm going to try as much as I can, but Blake is really smart. Um he is picking things up very well from what I can see. um he's never looking at me really asking questions and when he does it's I try to help him out as much as I can but I think he's doing a phenomenal job so far.
Do you feel like there's still maybe a little more additional pressure though with you given that you have two new pieces between you this year? I mean I wouldn't necessarily say more pressure. It's just like we just talked about building those reps and getting cohesiveness.
How much uh I mean is it an emphasis to kind of reestablish I guess you know that that I guess veracity with the run game that you guys uh you know kind of were known for. Yeah. Yeah. I think that's a big emphasis we have to be able to run the ball. Being able to run the ball opens up everything else in the offense and being able to run the ball against somebody's will is demoralizing to another team. So that's our goal to get back to that. >> I mean what gives you the confidence that like with this group that you know you can reestablish that? >> Um the mindset. Um, I think everybody on offensive line right now has a mindset that we're going to go out there and be more physical than the guy in front of us. And right now, we're going up against a really good defense and a really good defensive line. So, it's really testing us and building us up.
What does that edge do, you think, you know, to opponents when you when you do have that kind of I mean, if you can run the ball at will, it's demoralizing. I mean, I think if you ask any defense out there, if somebody's able to run the ball on you at will, it's there's not much you can do.
When you talk about the attitude maybe working differently than we do. How does what does that mean or what do you Um like I think it's just a little different having a new center. We go into have to go into things a little bit more differently um with him and explaining things to him and so he picks it up and I think it's just kind of bringing everybody else along with it.
You kind of mentioned that that relentless you know rushing attack that's something Drew has talked about is that you know be able to say hey we're going to run it there's nothing you can do about it. How much wicked is you for that concept guys? Very much so. I mean, we have one of the best backs in the league. Uh there is should be no reason we should not be able to run the ball on people. Um I think Cade fits in well. He's I think he's a very good run blocker feeling. Our double teams, you can tell. Um but I think he's coming along great in this offense.
How much of a difference just in mentality does two make for you? A lot. Everything's a lot clearer.
like I'm seeing the big picture now, not just my assignment, what's in front of me. I'm seeing things coming before they happen. So, I don't know. I think it's just a lot more clarity in our offense and on the field. Things have slowed down.
Yeah, it really felt like everything was very unsettled last year, especially with the offensive line. How important was it for that unit to just be completely almost completely solidified coming into the season? I mean, I feel like it's a very cliche thing you hear in football that everything starts up front, but that truly is how it is. And if we don't protect, we're not passing the ball. If we don't run block, we're not going to be able to run the ball. So, it truly does start with us. And that's something we've we know and we're trying to buy into and get it done.
Anything stand out from the other side of the line early here in the game Man. Alen.Um I told him I told somebody the other day how excited I am to get a full camp against him at when he's 100%. Because he is a he's he's really good and obviously what I saw from him last year in practice, he is a completely different player now. Um he's explosive, strong, so he's getting me better every day and we're going to go back and forth, but me going against him every day gets me better.
There's so many moving pieces on the offensive line this year. Do you think you benefit from some preseason snaps altogether? Yeah, sure.
CB Ennis Rakestraw
Did you bulk up at all? It looks like you were a little bit. I bulked up and then, you know, getting your camp body, you start kind of slimming down a little bit. So, I'm back at like the 192 range. That's where you want to be. Yeah. Yeah.
How do you feel at that weight? Feel good. I mean, in college, I played at 188, 190, so kind of around my range.
They keep saying to you, as you just said, that they need you in this camp. Is through the first few days when you guys are sitting in the meetings, you're looking at the tape. What's the feedback you're getting early on here? Uh, the nickel kind of picked up for me. I'm getting better every day. You know, might have an Emmy earlier, and then just fix it, correct it. All coach came do is say whatever mistake you made, I said, don't make it today and just keep growing. That's all I can do.
How much is this camp different for you? I mean, you were trying to fight for a role, but now you've got an opportunity to be kind of a number two guy, play a big role in this team. Just how much have you been looking forward to the start of camp and being able to kind of play a big bigger part than you you've been used to the last couple years? I just say for me it's day by day. Uh like I said, I've been injured a few times. So, I'll just focus on today. After today, okay, I made out of practice, go to meet, see what I need to correct tomorrow, do what I got to do after that, make the practice. I'm just day to day now. Like I changed my mind from thinking long-term, I'm on short term right now. and then long-term go eventually pick up. So right now healthy today, pray, thank God, go fix what I need to fix tomorrow.
How's that short-term mindset working out for you? I mean I mean it kind of go my position, you know, like you go get beat at DB is just short term. Like if I go out there and still think about what happened last play, it could happen again and again and again and then some bad stuff happen. So just next play mentality with everything I do in my life now.
When the game is taken away from you though, how much does that change your hunger coming into training camp? I mean, it really don't change my hunger because I'm in Detroit for one reason. I never thought I'd be in Detroit without football. So, when I'm here and I can't play and I can't do it and I'm just in Detroit, I'm like, dang. Like, I'm here for football and I can't play it. So, it kind of puts like bad taste in your mouth, but what you going to do to get out of it? That's all you can do.
And it was two years ago this team drafted you in the second round and obviously still has high hopes for you.
Just how hungry, how eager are you to try to prove them right this year two, three years later? I feel eager because a lot of, you know, things been happening off the field, but I feel eager. I got to step up big this year. I mean, just for my last name and the Lions name, you know, first I get all the bad rep for, you know, the media sometimes. And then for my teammates, like they depend on me. They see the work I put in and it's a lot of stuff that people don't see in the inside. So, I just got to piece together so when it's time to show, I can show.
Ennis, when you get those that work against Jingle when that that one-on-one work, I mean, obviously didn't get a lot of it last year just cuz Andrew, I don't remember what you got as a rookie. What does that mean for you? What does that do for you? Your confidence, your ability to guard top receivers? That helped me out a lot cuz it's not always like in a game you ain't going to win every rep and you ain't going to lose every rep either, but it's about competing for the ball and then he won one and I got a punch out. I mean, keep getting better. He going to get better on the punch out. I'm going to get better on the fade. Just it just keep getting better. That's all I can do.
You slip on the one that he won, too. I slipped on it, but it's football like it's going to happen next play. We got into team segments. Didn't allow nothing next play. That's why I keep saying next place. Things going to happen in here. They get paid a lot of money, too. You know what I'm going to happen. >>
And I don't know that punch out. Is that something you've been you I mean punch out I always been a punch out guy but it's go it got to uptake here. We need more turnovers cuz like I said they going to catch the ball they looking the next level they looking to score then somebody right behind them and punch the ball. That's just important as a complete incompletion in my opinion.
You wore number two in college right? Yeah.
To be back in number two. Do you feel a little more rejuvenated? Yeah two. I got a lot of history behind too. Uh I'm a junior so that's another reason why I wear two. But yeah it's happy to get my old number back. said that.
LB Devin White
What type of style are you trying to bring here to this team? Uh man, I just uh I don't know. Just be a great teammate uh and play hard, man. I think that's what I was known for all my time, you know, in college, high school, and most NFL just playing hard, flying to the ball. And I think uh my natural athletic ability will take over for itself when I'm in position. So, just being smart and all those plays going to come cuz that's something that I do a lot.
You were top three in tackles last year in Vegas. This team also had a guy who was top three in tackles last year with Jack Campbell. How do you envision yourself playing off of what Campbell is here for this defense? Uh they're going to try to key in and stop him and I'm going to just fly to the ball and make some plays. That'll be the nice way to do it. But no, man, Jack a great communicator, you know. Uh he's a great uh leader and he really know this playbook in and out and you know that's a compliment to him and being able to be in his system for a lot of years. You know uh you know nothing new to him. He's just rolling and sharpening his knife and I like that about him. So if I got to ask him, hey, what I got or you know, hey, what's the best technique? He can tell me cuz he been doing it for a while. But man, I try to lean on myself and my preparation to be able to just help him play even faster cuz he ain't got to worry about a guy like me beside him.
You're a former linebacker at LSU now playing for a former linebacker at LSU and Kelvin Shepard. What's the relationship like that you've had in the past with Shep and how much did that lead to you wanting to come here and play for this defense? I think uh in the past it was more of a ball relationship cuz you know when he went back to work for LSU I was already gone and now that I'm here under his wing and can talk to him every day without him being a rival of mine you know just being on a different team I think it's going to grow even stronger you know I'm going to get to know him on a personal level and more brotherhood level and I'm truly excited about that especially being natives of you know the Fighting Tigers so I want to grow that relationship with them on and off the field.
You been here like three days you got a smattering your first team reps ready? Like is your goal to start? How do you think you can help the team in that that sort of role? Uh I think the goal is just to be the best version of myself and that's what Ccoach Dan told me. He said, "Man, I played against you when I was in New Orleans and man, you gave us troubles. We always had to highlight you for just running around just giving us, you know, just causing hell and I want you to do that here." So I don't really think about nothing. Uh, I think when the more you think, the more you get in your head and you forget about, you know, all the small things that you got to control that I can control, which is like being on time, learning the playbook, making sure I'm in the best shape of my life and being the best teammate ever. I think uh they control all the depth chart things and whenever Ham tell me to go in, I just run out there fast as I can so he won't put somebody else in. So that that's all that I'm trying to do. And I feel like if I just keep doing that and just stay humble, I feel like that uh my role will increase and I'll get better and better within the defense and I'll be able to help these guys uh make plays like I mean we went live and I made two tackles today. It felt really good and I made a lot of tackles last year but I'm still hungry to make some more. So I'm really excited about that man and I'm really uh thankful you know God gave me this opportunity. It's a great opportunity and I don't want to let it pass me by.
You done a lot of tackling to the ground in your past in camp. I mean when I was with Bruce Arens n I mean we had a lot of older guys that played a lot of ball and he wanted to get them to the season and that was his mindset but over here we got a lot of young healthy spring chicken is what I like to call it and we flying around so I can't uh iterate nothing with another team and another coach and how they do it with this team uh what this team do and what this coach do is was going to make this team better. So I'm buying in to what them do. I'm not even talking about my past to the other players and how I had it in camp. I'm just coming out here and doing what they asked me to do. And I think that's what's important for me.
What's it been like getting into other guys in the linebacker? Oh, it's kind of cool. I mean, I think everybody in there got a personality. Damone, uh, he was one of my backups at LSU. Uh, Jack, you know, just kind of being a fellow linebacker, you know, when I was in Tampa, obviously, he was here. Just kind of watching each other. You know, you always know what other good linebackers around the league doing. So, being able to be in a room with him is cool. And then I feel like everybody else in the room, uh, DB, we all taking a liking to one another. Nobody selfish. Everybody out here hungry and competing. So, I think it's cool.
Feel like you're in shape. See, you still working on the side. You getting there? Getting to where you Yeah, I feel like I'm in shape, but uh my reps being limited. So, when I go on the side, it's just more of a I'm not getting all the reps that everybody else getting. So, I just go get some sprints in, try to get 80 85%. So, when I put me in there even more, I'll be even more ready. So, it ain't it ain't nothing about uh nothing. Just trying to just stay on task with the team cuz whatever they do, I want to do. But right now, they got a plan for me and I'm trusting in the plan. So whenever they ready for me to stop doing reps on the side running and get more reps in the uh team period, I'm going to be ready for it.
WR Greg Dortch
You've been relishing that feeling, Man. I mean, when you come out here, you you're literally trying to see if you can get that feeling every single Sunday.
How old were you when did that? Uh I was about 8 years old. Yeah. I've been chasing that adrenaline ever since.
Can you walk me through what you were doing with the jugs, too? I mean, it seemed like you got a very specific routine. I don't have this 2002 thing. What do you do with Just trying to catch as many balls as possible from uh different angles. Um, man, just reps really. Um, the more reps you can get, the better you get. Um, and catching is all just reps and confidence. So, just trying to do that. Um, and setting myself apart from others.
How much is this offense similar to what you were used to? How much has Dan put his touch on it and I guess just how quickly you been able to assimilate yourself? There's some similarities, but of course, uh, we have different guys here than we had in Arizona, so just trying to get guys in the best matchups possible. Um, but having Drew here, it makes things comfortable for me. Um, I'm allow I'm able to play faster. Um, but yeah, it's some it's some differences and some similarities for sure.
You know, we've seen that the first couple weeks. Just the opportunity that you have here to kind of be involved with this offense and make plays and finding ways to get you the ball. It seems like that's a fun part for you over the over the course of the week and a half. Uh, I think it is. Um, anytime I can come out here and just help the team, however that is, whether it's punt return, kick return, um, jumping in the slot outside, whatever I can do, man, to help the team win, that's what I want to do. So, it's been fun, man. We got couple more couple more practices. Um, full padded. Um, today we went live. That was fun to jump back in there and get tackled. Um, so it's just fun, man, coming out here and competing.
How important is that aspect of it, the pads part and getting that tackle and that contact? Um, as a player, man, you kind of don't It's weird because we're so far away from football really and as a player you're like, "Ah, I don't know about getting tackled so early. Um, but once you come out here, man, it's just it's just fun. It's football. Like, you can't play football without getting tackled. So, it's just fun to come out here and compete. Um, and obviously, man, the coaches know what we need and we just listen to them and do what they tell us to do.
For someone who has spent some time around Drew, what kind of insight can you lend to what goes on inside his head? Kind of the mad scientist as an offensive coordinator. Uh, I really don't know what goes on inside of his head. Um, Drew is a really smart guy. Um, he knows how to get guys open. Um, and I'm sure he'll be able to do that this year.
How exciting is it just to be part of an offense like this that has so many weapons and so many dynamic players and possibilities? Man, it's super exciting. Uh, the only offense I can think that kind of could compare to this is the offense in Arizona that I had in '21, AJ Green, De Hop, uh, Christian Kirk. We had some studs, man. Um, but to come over here and be a part of something like this and not only the players, but just the culture of Detroit, man, the fans, just everybody, man. You can tell that winning is serious here and they love their football. So, I'm excited to be a part of that.
The Lions first preseason game is at Cincinnati on Thursday Aug 13th at 7pm.
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