The Detroit Lions will learn their full schedule during the NFL's big reveal on Wednesday, May 14. Here are five things we already know:

One man who will be tasked with defending the Lions rookie during practice is former first round pick Terrion Arnold, who showed out in a big way for Detroit during his rookie campaign in 2024. Arnold foreshadowed big Lions news on Tuesday as he caused a stir with his latest post.

The Detroit Lions are getting props for a much-improved part of their lineup in 2025, which is good news heading into the season.

MLive’s Dungeon of Doom was on the ground in Allen Park for the first rookie minicamp session. We’re recapping what we saw on the field from the draft class, undrafted free agents and tryout players. Also, we got to speak with each of the team’s seven draftees, so view this podcast episode as a chance to get to know each rookie.

The NFL will release the Detroit Lions' schedule on Wednesday of this week. Sadly, the Lions aren't the Eagles, because if they were, we'd know a quarter of their schedule already.  We may not know a single game yet,

Detroit Lions assistant general manager Ray Agnew spoke to reporters prior to the start of Detroit Lions rookie minicamp. He took the time to share his thougths on each of the seven selections Detroit made in the 2025 NFL Draft. Here is what he said about each draft pick, prior to fielding questions from reporters.

The National Football League will officially release its 2025 schedule on Wednesday, May 14, at 8 p.m., where your Detroit Lions will learn their opponents, but some games have been leaked.

The Detroit Lions had to replace some coaches this offseason. Offensive coordinator Ben Johnson left to coach the Chicago Bears, and Defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn left to coach the New York Jets.

John Morton, the Detroit Lions' new offensive coordinator, aims to maintain the team's successful offensive strategy from last season. Morton prioritizes building a strong relationship with quarterback Jared Goff and understanding the players' perspectives.