The early reviews of the start of free agency for the Detroit Lions have been mixed. A segment of the fanbase is still optimistic the team is a Super Bowl contender, while others are nervous about the bolder moves made by NFC contenders like the Rams and Commanders.

Free agency began at noon Monday with the legal negotiating window. The new league year officially started Wednesday at 4 p.m., when contracts for pending free agents agreeing with new teams — and trades — become official.

Day five of free agency is over, so let's review who the Lions signed that day, along with their medical concern level from 1 (no concern) to 10 (has an operating room named after him). INJURY HISTORY 2024: Played 17 of 18 games.

A Texas A&M Aggies quarterback is set to join another Aggie in the Motor City for the 2025 NFL season. Per reports from NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, the Detroit

With NFL free agency open, the Detroit Lions still need a pass rusher to pair with Aidan Hutchinson, but they have few other holes.

Per Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network, the Lions are signing free agent quarterback Kyle Allen. The 29-year-old Allen has been an NFL journeyman, with Detroit representing his fifth team in as many seasons.

Tim Patrick had a resurgent year with the Detroit Lions after missing two straight seasons. Now, the Lions and the veteran wide receiver are running it back, with the team re-signing Patrick on Friday.

The Detroit Lions are switching things up when it comes to their quarterbacks ahead of the 2025 NFL season. The post Detroit Lions Make Bold Quarterback Change appeared first on Heavy Sports.