Detroit Lions 2026 Training Camp Preview: In Dan Campbell We Trust
Summary
The Detroit Lions are preparing for their 2026 training camp with hopes of improving their performance from the previous season. The team faced many injuries last year but expects key new players and staff changes, including a new offensive coordinator, to help them perform better.Key Facts
- Organized team activities (OTAs) for the NFL happen from late May to early June, with training camp starting in mid-July.
- The Lions added several new players this offseason, including running back Isiah Pacheco and rookie first-round pick Blake Miller (offensive tackle).
- They lost important players like running back David Montgomery, offensive tackle Taylor Decker, and linebacker Alex Anzalone.
- The team suffered many injuries last season, affecting key defensive and offensive players.
- The Lions lost several close games last year by just one score.
- Drew Petzing was hired as the new offensive coordinator, taking over a strong offense led by quarterback Jared Goff and top receivers.
- The Lions hope to return to a winning season with more than 12 wins and potentially win their division.
- The team’s previous strong season was a 15-2 record, winning their division and earning the No. 1 seed in the NFC.
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