Detroit Lions training camp has now progressed to the point where fan will be in the stands. The season ticket holders and VIPs are waiting to catch Saturday's practice, the first one open to anyone outside the immediate Lions den of media or family members.

Offensive line has suddenly become a key topic for the Detroit Lions heading into the 2025-26 season following the retirement of four-time Pro Bowler Frank Ragnow at the center position. Ragnow's retirement means the Lions will have to reshuffle their offensive line,

Campbell also emphasized there's room for improvement for the Lions’ No. 1-ranked offense (33.2 points/game) from last season. Although the then-Ben Johnson-led unit had no problem scoring points, Campbell would like the now John Morton-guided offense to get better converting on third-and-short this upcoming season.