The Detroit Lions might have a hole to fill at wide receiver this offseason thanks to the pending free agent status of Tim Patrick. If the Lions don't bring him back for whatever reason, one NFL analyst thinks Detroit could replace him with a projected $15 million wide receiver.

Detroit Lions wide receiver Allen Robinson is currently mulling over his future. After completing his 11th NFL season, the 31-year-old is considering walking away to focus more of his attention on his media endeavors.

Joseph and Brian Branch are the starters at safety for the Lions in 2025, but if Ifeatu Melifonwu isn't re-signed, they are a little short on depth there. Hufanga was an All-Pro in 2022 but has struggled through injuries the last two seasons. He could be a nice box-safety option and provide some depth at the position overall.

The New York Jets have an opportunity to use the draft and free agency to mimic something that worked wonders for Aaron Glenn's Lions.

St. Brown and the Lions will meet up with Samuel in 2025. The NFC runner-up Commanders are on Detroit's schedule for the upcoming season, which will be a rematch of the Lions' stunning loss in the NFC Divisional round. St. Brown and his team will be the designated visitors for that contest.

The NFL team holds a fifth-year option on the former Alabama wide receiver’s contract that must be used by May 1.

With this strategy in mind, Lions flagship radio hosts on 97.1 The Ticket recently identified a pair of players whom the Lions could pursue when free agency begins next week. Co-hosts Scott 'Gator' Anderson and Doug Karsch identified Nick Westbrook-Ikhine and Paulson Adebo as two potential targets.

The Seattle Seahawks are making some big roster moves as the offseason treads on, something that could potentially have an impact on former Oregon Ducks star an

The Lions have not used the franchise tag since they designated DE Ziggy Ansah their franchise player in 2018.