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  • Detroit Lions FINALLY Look Right? 45-21 Win Over Cardinals

    The Detroit Lions are heading into the bye week at 3-2 after a convincing 45-21 win over the Arizona Cardinals.

    Detroit started slowly, but once the offense got rolling, the Lions took complete control. Jared Goff delivered another turnover-free performance, Jahmyr Gibbs exploded on the ground, and the defense finally showed signs of fixing one of its biggest problems: allowing explosive plays.

    On this Detroit Lions News Podcast postgame reaction, Joe breaks down:

    • Why the 45-21 win matters even against Arizona

    • Detroit's ugly first-quarter start
    • Jared Goff and Jahmyr Gibbs taking over
    • The Lions defense limiting explosive plays
    • Why the run defense was especially encouraging
    • Brian Branch and Cade Mays potentially returning after the bye
    • Devin White and Tom Kennedy injury updates
    • Detroit entering the bye at 3-2
    • Why the next stretch against the NFC North will define the season

    Detroit's performance wasn't perfect, but the Lions accomplished the most important thing: getting a win before the bye and putting themselves in position to get healthier for the second half of the season.

    SUBSCRIBE to the Detroit Lions News Podcast for Lions news, reactions, analysis, stats, PFF grades, previews and postgame coverage.

    CHAPTERS

    0:00 Lions beat Cardinals 45-21

    1:09 Detroit's slow start is still a problem
    2:24 Second-quarter explosion changes everything
    3:55 Goff and Gibbs take over
    5:00 Why the Lions defense impressed
    5:48 Detroit finally limits explosive plays
    8:31 Brian Branch and Cade Mays returning
    10:49 Lions enter the bye at 3-2
    11:38 Dan Campbell's game ball for Dan Miller
    14:00 Run defense answers a major concern
    15:52 Devin White and Tom Kennedy injury updates
    16:37 Historic Lions scoring pace
    17:25 Can Detroit replicate this performance?
    18:25 Lions secondary and McCreary discussion
    19:54 The NFL season is a marathon
    20:37 Why Detroit can still improve
    22:52 NFC North games will define the season
    23:09 Final thoughts

    24 min
  • Is Kelvin Sheppard the Problem? Lions Defense + Cardinals Preview

    Is Kelvin Sheppard the Problem? Lions Defense + Cardinals Preview

    The pressure is mounting on Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard.

    Joe Chapp and James break down Sheppard’s comments to the media, Dan Campbell’s concerns about trust and discipline, Detroit’s defensive personnel, the coverage breakdowns and why the Lions continue to generate pressure without consistently getting stops.

    Could Detroit realistically make a defensive coordinator change during the season? We discuss Casey Rogers, Jim O’Neil and other possibilities — while explaining why the Lions’ best outcome is still Sheppard finding a way to fix the defense.

    We also discuss Brian Branch’s potential return, whether Ennis Rakestraw deserves a larger role, the Lions’ blitz strategy and how Detroit compares to the defense Aaron Glenn left behind.

    Then it’s on to Lions vs. Cardinals.

    Detroit faces an Arizona team with dangerous weapons including Trey McBride, Michael Wilson and Jeremiah Love. Can Jared Goff and the Lions offense finally start fast? Can Detroit contain McBride? And is this the game where the Lions defense finally turns the corner?

    CHAPTERS

    00:00 Welcome + Kelvin Sheppard reaction

    02:08 Dan Campbell: Trust and defensive discipline
    07:21 Brad Holmes and Detroit's defensive personnel
    11:25 Does Detroit have enough defensive talent?
    17:52 Sheppard responds to criticism of the defense
    22:20 Could Detroit change defensive coordinators?
    27:56 Brian Branch's potential return
    34:46 Sheppard defends Detroit's blitz calls
    41:55 Pressure without defensive stops
    43:59 Aaron Glenn comparison + run defense
    51:21 Should Ennis Rakestraw start?
    54:01 Detroit Lions vs. Arizona Cardinals preview
    58:13 Why Detroit's offense needs to start faster
    1:03:43 Arizona Cardinals offensive weapons
    1:10:24 How Detroit can handle Trey McBride
    1:11:49 Drew Petzing returns to Arizona
    1:16:00 Should Detroit take the opening kickoff?
    1:18:44 Cardinals' fast starts vs. Lions' slow starts
    1:21:13 Kelvin Sheppard facing mounting pressure
    1:24:05 Lions-Cardinals game information + final thoughts

    Follow the Detroit Lions News Podcast for Detroit Lions news, analysis, game previews, postgame reaction and weekly discussion throughout the season.

    Hosts: Joe Chapp and James

    1 hr 27 min
  • Did the Lions Miss on Joey Porter Jr.? Panthers Up Next

    Did the Lions miss an opportunity by not trading for Joey Porter Jr., or was the price simply too high?

    Joe Chapp and James Nahikian break down the Joey Porter Jr. situation, Detroit’s need for help in the secondary and what Brad Holmes could do next as the Lions evaluate potential cornerback and safety additions.

    Then it’s on to the Carolina Panthers. We preview the matchup, including Jameer Gibbs against Carolina’s run defense, Bryce Young against Detroit’s pass rush, Jared Goff versus the blitz, the Panthers’ offensive-line issues, Detroit’s defensive adjustments, potential weather implications and the biggest keys to a Lions victory.

    Plus, we discuss whether the Lions defense is beginning to turn the corner and why the next two games could tell us much more about Detroit heading toward the bye.

    Detroit Lions News Podcast — year-round Lions news, analysis, game previews, postgame reaction, roster moves and trade discussion.

    0:00 Intro

    1:08 Did the Lions Miss on Joey Porter Jr.?
    6:47 Was a Second-Round Pick Too Much?
    15:23 Detroit’s Investment in the Secondary
    19:48 Blockbuster Lions Trade Idea
    25:14 Other Cornerback & Safety Trade Targets
    30:39 Ennis Rakestraw and the Lions Secondary
    32:52 What Improved Against the Jets?
    35:20 Kelvin Sheppard Changes the Blitz Rate
    40:15 How Concerned Should We Be About the Lions Defense?
    46:48 Detroit’s Improved Time to Pressure
    50:54 Lions vs. Panthers Preview + Betting Market
    55:14 Bryce Young vs. Lions Pass Rush
    57:20 Biggest Matchup: Detroit’s Run Game
    1:00:39 Jameer Gibbs & Sam LaPorta Could Feast
    1:01:00 Weather Could Impact Lions vs. Panthers
    1:05:59 Panthers Offensive Line vs. Detroit Pass Rush
    1:09:38 Why This Is a Huge Game for Detroit
    1:11:37 Panthers Run Defense Has a Major Problem
    1:15:07 Jared Goff vs. Panthers Pressure & Blitz
    1:15:49 Drew Petzing’s Extra Motivation
    1:20:41 Lions’ NFC North & Playoff Outlook
    1:24:44 Key to the Game: Start Fast
    1:25:37 Third-Down Defense Is Critical
    1:27:23 Red-Zone Defense Has to Improve
    1:27:42 Final Lions-Panthers Outlook
    1:29:44 Spread, Over/Under & Final Thoughts
    1:30:00 Outro

     

    1 hr 31 min
  • Lions 31, Jets 24: Gibbs Goes OFF + Detroit Defense Shows Progress

    The Detroit Lions improve to 2-1 with a 31-24 win over the New York Jets.

    Joe Chapp breaks down Jahmyr Gibbs’ huge three-touchdown performance, Jared Goff’s efficient afternoon, Detroit’s five-sack defensive effort and the improvements the Lions showed after a difficult start to the season.

    We also discuss Christian Izien’s impact at safety, Blake Miller’s strong performance, the Lions’ improved pass protection and the defensive concerns that remain after New York scored 14 unanswered points in the fourth quarter.

    Topics include:

    • Jahmyr Gibbs: 99 rushing yards, 65 receiving yards and 3 total TDs

    • Jared Goff and Detroit’s passing offense
    • Lions offensive line and Blake Miller
    • Detroit’s 5 sacks and 7 QB hits
    • Christian Izien and the Lions secondary
    • Kelvin Sheppard’s defensive adjustments
    • Detroit’s red-zone defense
    • The Jets’ fourth-quarter comeback
    • What the Lions need to improve before facing Carolina

    Detroit Lions News Podcast covers Lions news, analysis, previews and postgame reactions throughout the 2026 NFL season.

    00:00 Lions Beat Jets 31-24 — Postgame Reaction

    01:26 Detroit Wins Time of Possession & Controls the Game
    03:09 Jahmyr Gibbs Takes Over — 3 Total Touchdowns
    05:24 Lions Defense Shows Progress
    06:55 Kelvin Sheppard & Second-Half Defensive Concerns
    08:45 Red Zone Defense Still Needs Improvement
    09:55 Christian Izien’s Huge Game at Safety
    12:47 Ennis Rakestraw & Lions Secondary Step Up
    13:53 Jets’ 14-Point Fourth-Quarter Comeback
    14:21 Gibbs Scores the Go-Ahead Touchdown
    15:48 Jared Goff’s Efficient Performance
    16:29 Blake Miller Shuts Down David Bailey
    17:51 Lions Stop the Jets’ Run Game
    18:53 Looking Ahead to Panthers on Sunday Night Football
    21:55 Why Detroit’s Defense Still Needs Time
    22:59 Jared Goff Joins Elite NFL Company
    23:38 Skyler Gill-Howard Gets Offensive Snaps
    25:20 Final Thoughts on Lions 31, Jets 24

     

    25 min
  • Lions-Jets Week 3 Preview: Can Kelvin Sheppard Fix Detroit’s Defense?

    Can Kelvin Sheppard fix the Detroit Lions defense against the New York Jets? Joe Chapp and James Nahikian break down the Lions-Jets Week 3 matchup and the changes Detroit must make on defense.

    The discussion covers Detroit’s blitz and coverage problems, third-down and red-zone failures, communication breakdowns and whether the defense should return to more man coverage. Joe and James also examine Geno Smith, Breece Hall, Garrett Wilson, Blake Miller vs. David Bailey and the best offensive approach for Jared Goff and the Lions.

    Plus: betting-line movement, early sharp action, game predictions and why this could be a prove-it game for Kelvin Sheppard.

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    Odds and betting percentages were current at the time of recording.

     

    Chapters

    00:00 Welcome to the Detroit Lions News Podcast

    00:57 Fallout from the Buffalo loss
    05:59 Why the Jets game is a defensive litmus test
    09:23 Lions defense by the numbers
    17:52 Man coverage, zone coverage and blitzing
    21:26 Has Detroit’s defense been overworked?
    28:34 Is another cornerback really the answer?
    32:36 Using the pass to establish the run
    38:19 Packers concerns and the NFC landscape
    43:49 Is the Jets defense really elite?
    44:58 Blake Miller vs. David Bailey
    50:09 How Detroit should attack New York
    53:52 The Jets’ ball-control formula
    55:26 Detroit’s third-down and red-zone crisis
    59:53 Is Kelvin Sheppard’s job under pressure?
    1:08:11 Lions-Jets prediction
    1:08:21 Betting line and sharp-money discussion
    1:11:20 A referendum game for the defense
    1:11:59 Detroit’s NFC North opportunity
    1:15:17 Final thoughts

    1 hr 17 min
  • Kelvin Sheppard's Defense Is In Trouble

    The Detroit Lions lose 41-31 in Orchard Park, and the defense is now allowing a touchdown on 67% of opponent drives since halftime of Week 1 — 10 touchdowns on 15 drives. We go through the full stat pack: zero three-and-outs forced, 5.6 yards per rush allowed, James Cook at 6.4 per carry, Buffalo 9-for-12 on third down and 5-for-5 in the red zone. Jared Goff threw for 327 and four touchdowns and it didn't matter.

    Plus: the pass rush wasn't the problem (19 pressures), the coverage numbers by corner, Larry Borom's night in place of Blake Miller, and why the Jets game with Aaron Glenn on the other sideline is the real test.

    0:00 Lions lose 41-31

    1:20 10 touchdowns on 15 drives
    7:20 Stop saying it's talent
    10:20 The 1981 Colts comparison
    16:45 Two-game defensive splits
    25:50 The blitz problem
    32:30 James Cook, 6.4 per carry
    35:45 Aaron Glenn and the Jets trap game
    41:00 Zero three-and-outs
    42:45 Panthers, Bengals, historic comps
    51:10 James's tweet
    54:50 Pass rush pressure numbers
    55:10 Coverage report by corner
    57:15 Borom and the offensive line
    58:45 Wrapping up

     

    1 hr 2 min
  • Shep Has To Fix This Before Buffalo, It wasn't the secondary

    Lions 31, Saints 30 in overtime. Up 21-0 and it nearly got away — but the problem wasn't who everyone thinks it was.

    James was at Ford Field. We go through the third-quarter snap chart, Tyler Shough's second half, Jahmyr Gibbs' workload, the Pacheco news, and what Kelvin Sheppard has to fix before Thursday night in Buffalo.

    0:00 Intro: Saints at Ford Field, Bills on a short week

    1:47 The Q3 snap chart — where the game turned
    3:04 Tyler Shough's second half
    4:41 James at Ford Field: 21-0, then the turn
    6:15 Missed opportunities: the drops, the reverse, the holding call
    6:58 The 4th-and-12 blitz that kept it alive
    7:39 How they somehow stopped the 2-point try
    8:52 BREAKING: Pacheco back surgery
    10:14 The backup running back problem behind Gibbs
    15:28 O-line: Ratledge, Bartch, and Blake Miller's debut
    16:34 Chase Young never lined up over Miller
    19:55 Tomlin on why defenses started slow league-wide
    22:56 26 pressures: the front seven showed up
    24:49 Linebackers and the banged-up secondary
    26:08 Rapoport: 12-week timeline on Pacheco
    26:42 "Offensive jitters" — is the offense actually fine?
    31:29 Jameson Williams vs. Kool-Aid McKinstry
    32:51 4-for-5 in the red zone and the new OT rules
    37:10 LaPorta and Brock Wright in the run game
    43:36 Campbell on Gibbs' workload: drink a lot of Gatorade
    46:04 This is a Gibbs game: the Buffalo mismatches
    49:12 To the defense — what the All-22 showed
    51:34 Kellen Moore outclassed Sheppard
    56:30 Blitz rate, 86 snaps, and the run defense
    1:04:04 13 personnel and 75% under center
    1:05:37 Three takeaways
    1:09:59 Run it out of shotgun
    1:14:34 Bills preview: Josh Allen and the MVP case
    1:16:52 The hardest game on the schedule
    1:21:23 Wrap and Thursday plans

     

    1 hr 24 min
  • 21-0 Wasn't Enough. Lions Escape 31-30

    Detroit survives 31-30 in overtime after building a 21-0 lead and giving all of it back. Full postgame breakdown of Lions vs. Saints in Week 1.

    The defense held New Orleans to 111 yards in the first half, then gave up 284 over the final 25 minutes — including 8.3 yards per play in the fourth quarter. The offense opened with 121 yards in the first quarter and managed 40, 77 and 61 the rest of the way. Third down was 5-for-13, with Detroit averaging over six yards to go in the two quarters they scored three points in.

    What went right: 165 rushing yards, 14 points off two takeaways, five sacks, no interceptions from Jared Goff, a nine-minute edge in time of possession, and a 10-play, 70-yard overtime drive without a single third down.

    Then it's Buffalo on Thursday — a four-day turnaround, Jahmyr Gibbs coming off 34 touches, Detroit's first-ever primetime meeting with the Bills and the first game at the new Highmark Stadium.

    Plus: Christian Mahogany's scan, TJ Lang's defense of Kelvin Sheppard, and Dan Campbell's postgame.

     

    0:00 Lions 31, Saints 30 — Week 1 Is The Ultimate Liar

    1:50 The Box Score vs. What Actually Happened
    4:00 The Positives: Run Game, Takeaways, Clock
    5:10 What Changed At Halftime? 111 Yards To 284
    7:30 The Offense By Quarter: 121, 40, 77, 61
    9:40 Goff's 5.3 Yards Per Attempt, Jamo's Rough Day
    11:20 34 Touches For Gibbs — Is That Sustainable?
    15:40 The Drive Charts: Why The Defense Was Gassed
    18:00 Petzing vs. Morton, And The Bills Measuring Stick
    20:40 Was New Orleans Actually Good?
    24:15 TJ Lang Defends Kelvin Sheppard
    27:35 Mahogany Scan Update
    28:30 Looking Ahead: Thursday Night In Buffalo
    30:30 Critical Questions Before Week 2
    33:00 Comments And Close

    33 min
  • Lions 12-5, Super Bowl Pick & Saints Preview

    Joe Chapp and James (Section344Lions) lock in their 2026 Detroit Lions predictions: record picks, X-factors, eight bold predictions, every division standing, a full playoff bracket and a Super Bowl pick. Then a full Week 1 preview of the New Orleans Saints at Ford Field.

    Week 1 has matched the Lions' playoff fate in all five Dan Campbell seasons. Lost the opener in 2021, 2022 and 2025 and missed the playoffs. Won it in 2023 and 2024 and made it. The Lions offense has averaged 18 points in its last three openers.

    CHAPTERS

    0:00 Live intro + MAC trophy talk
    2:55 Seahawks-Patriots and "next man up"
    6:10 Record predictions and X-factors
    7:09 Why Jameson Williams is the X-factor
    10:47 How James got to 12-5
    14:14 The schedule edge in a tight NFC North
    17:05 Packers-Vikings Week 1 and the bottom of the schedule
    21:31 Chapp's 8 bold predictions
    22:59 James picks his bold predictions
    27:23 Fan bold predictions
    31:35 What held the 2025 offense back
    36:04 The defense: explosives and run D
    37:15 Offensive line: Glasgow out, Juice Scruggs in
    40:53 AFC standings predictions
    44:15 NFC standings predictions
    48:12 AFC playoff bracket
    50:48 NFC playoff bracket
    55:37 Super Bowl pick: Lions vs Broncos
    57:06 Saints preview: the line and the injury report
    1:00:01 Week 1 offense: 18 points a game
    1:03:06 Week 1 and Campbell's playoff record
    1:05:44 Matchups that decide it: Olave, Hutchinson, Gibbs
    1:07:57 Jared Goff vs Brandon Staley's Cover 3
    1:11:57 Where the money is: public vs sharps
    1:13:26 Tyler Shough scouting report
    1:14:27 Left guard: Ben Bartch vs Christian Mahogany
    1:16:26 Kelvin Banks Jr. vs Aidan Hutchinson
    1:17:00 Score prediction
    1:19:29 Gibbs' fantasy pick + the guard rotation
    1:24:16 Why Week 1 matters before Buffalo
    1:26:07 The Bills' brutal schedule
    1:27:58 Wrap-up

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    1 hr 30 min
  • Is This Brad Holmes’ Best Front 7? Detroit Lions Roster Reaction & Jared Goff Analysis

    The Detroit Lions set their initial 53-man roster on August 26, 2026, and the biggest surprise was who was not on it: wide receiver and punt returner Greg Dortch, who signed with the Buffalo Bills practice squad within a day. Joe Chapp and James break down the full 53, the 14-man practice squad that dropped live during this episode, why cornerback Ennis Rakestraw made the roster over more productive options, and what the Lions still have to fix before week one.

    WHAT HAPPENED ON CUTDOWN DAY

    Detroit kept five running backs and only four wide receivers. Tyler Conklin and Greg Dortch were both released. No Lions player was claimed off waivers by another team. Troy Reeder signed with the New York Jets practice squad. The initial Detroit practice squad came in at 14 players, two short of the 16 allowed.

    THE PRACTICE SQUAD, AS ANNOUNCED

    Luke Altmyer, Joe Bachie, Amarius Brown, Devin Cochran, Thomas Gordon, Lucky Jackson, Tom Kennedy, Anthony Lucas, Mason Miller, Chris Smith, Ben Stille, Nick Whiteside, Tyree West, plus linebacker Amen Ababgbemega. Eric Hunter, Tyler Conklin and Greg Dortch did not make it.

    QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN THIS EPISODE

    Why did the Detroit Lions cut Greg Dortch? Who returns punts for the Lions in week one? Should Ennis Rakestraw have made the 53-man roster? Is this the best front seven of the Brad Holmes era? Who wins the NFC North in 2026? Why does Jared Goff get sacked less than almost any quarterback in the league when pressured?

    CHAPTERS

    00:00 - Intro & 53-Man Roster Gymnastics

    01:47 - Practice Squad Gymnastics & Early Additions
    02:44 - Ben Bartsch, Mason Miller & Offensive Line Depth
    08:21 - Ennis Rakestraw Jr. Roster Debate & Coverage Metrics
    10:10 - Comparing Rakestraw to Historical Draft Pick Trends
    13:15 - Secondary Depth: Amarius Brown & Keith Abney
    19:26 - BREAKING: Greg Dortch Signs with Bills Practice Squad
    20:09 - Why Cut Dortch? Speculating Dan Campbell & Roster Roles
    24:03 - Jacob Saylors Preseason Breakout & Running Back Room
    25:47 - Isiah Pacheco Injury Concerns & RB2 Outlook
    27:37 - Defensive Line Standouts: Skylar Gil-Howard & Eric O'Neill
    32:00 - Front 7 Deep Dive: Is This Brad Holmes' Deepest Group Yet?
    32:29 - Linebacker Room: Jack Campbell's Rise & Devin White's Role
    37:32 - Troy Reeder Disappointment & Linebacker Cuts
    41:06 - Trevor Nowaske's Versatility & Sam Linebacker Role
    45:24 - Greg Dortch to Buffalo Reaction & WR Depth Concerns
    51:17 - NFC North Overview: Packers, Josh Jacobs & Off-Field News
    53:41 - Vikings Quarterback Situation & Defensive Concerns
    55:01 - Bears Offensive Line Losses & Caleb Williams' Bad Throw Rate
    1:08:04 - Jared Goff vs. Caleb Williams: Pressure & Sack Metrics
    1:09:57 - Interior D-Line Pressure: Alim McNeill & Tyleik Williams
    1:17:55 - Calvin Sheppard's DC Growth & Play-Calling Dynamics
    1:23:20 - Lions 2024 Unlucky Metrics: Fumble Recoveries & Penalties
    1:29:38 - Injury Luck & Super Bowl Contender Trends
    1:30:38 - BREAKING: Official 14-Player Practice Squad Announced
    1:30:50 - Analyzing Practice Squad Additions: Whiteside, Stille & Kennedy
    1:31:27 - Notable Omissions: Greg Dortch, Tyler Conklin & Eric Hunter
    1:37:58 - Final Thoughts & Season Opener Outlook

    1 hr 43 min

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