Lions Make SNEAKY MAJOR Move....| Detroit Lions News 2026-11-10 03:34

He's been looking at everything. It's been nonstop. And again, on the move, perhaps another one. He said he didn't know, but he's leaving the door open. Now, we had a commenter also say earlier that the Lions' time to win is now. They need to look at all opportunities. And I think that is the consensus of just about everybody right now. And again, cornerback is still. What the Lions' biggest move definitely is. And Rick Wolin and Shontavious Ward are two of the targets that have been linked. Now Ward says that he's happy in Indianapolis, but he's also resigned to the fact that there could potentially be a trade in the works. Now also, again with Rick Wolin, we've talked about him for a couple of weeks now. And he also said he wants to stay in Philadelphia and play there, but I think the writing might be on the wall there as well. Now as far as Ward's contract, this is one where I think potentially... Brad Holmes might stay away from it. He's going to be owed $19.9 million, and then he would be locked into Detroit through the end of next year in 2027. So what do you think? Do you think Detroit's done? Should they keep making more moves? What is your deadline priority for the Lions here? Do they still need more of a cornerback upgrade? I think they still do. Do they need more linebacker depth? Do they need both? Or should they stand pat? Those are the questions I'd love to hear an answer from you as well. With all this being said for the Lions, they're going into that game against New England this coming Sunday. New England put 27 points on the board against the Green Bay Packers, so this is why in Germany on Sunday, I'm going to roll with the Lions and the Patriots going over 50.5 points with our brand-new partner here on Lions Digest, and that's Kalshi. Now remember with Calshi, you're going, you're trading against your peers, other users, not the traditional sports books. You're buying yes or no contracts on the outcomes of sporting events across, and also events across politics, even the weather. Now, for example, on this one, I was talking about over 50.5 points in this game in Germany between the Lions and the Patriots. 53% right now are trading yes. That this game's going to go over 50 and a half, which means if you trade $25, you're going to get $44 and change back on that investment. $25, why do you say that? Well, if you want or are interested in trying out Kalshi, make sure you use the link in the description below and use the promo code DIGESTNFL. And when you trade your first $25, you'll get $55 back into your account instantly. All the games right now are trading on CalSheet. Now, other than that, with the cornerback help, the Lions are potentially looking at some linebacker help as well. And, you know, it could cause some contingency. Now, according to Albert Breer, the Lions have been sniffing around in the linebacker market. And a name that keeps coming up for the Lions as far as a linebacker goes is Jordan Brooks. Now, he's upset with losing. He's tired of losing, but let's see what happens with him if he's going to be traded to another team. Detroit's been linked with Brooks, and of course, they played the Dolphins yesterday. Let's take a look at his contract. He's going to be... He will be signed through 2031. The numbers aren't that bad, though, as you can see, for this contract. So would the Lions be willing to take on that contract? Let's take a look at his numbers, too. 75 tackles here in the regular season. Detroit definitely needs some help on the defensive side of the ball and with the linebacker situation we're in right now, Especially losing Jack Campbell and also with losing... Jimmy Roelder to the IR. So definitely some need for the Lions at linebacker help. And as one of our viewers also says, what about Zach Bond? Keep an eye on him as well. From the Philadelphia Eagles, too. They're in full-blown sell mode. They could be going all in as far as the selling department goes at any time. So keep an eye on Zach Bond. Well, speaking of the Lions going into that game against the Patriots, real quick, let's take a look at the standings. 6-1 are the Vikings in the regular season. They've got Buffalo on Monday night. Then they've got a big matchup. Next Sunday against the Green Bay Packers. The Bears are off after that narrow victory over Tampa Bay on Sunday night where they blew the lead despite four interceptions from Caleb Williams, the media darling. They ended up, they won that game, so they're now 7-2. And, of course, the Lions are at 6-2. The Chicago Bears are on a bye week. So, again, we ask you before we go. What is your preference for the Lions to do here at the deadline? Do they still go after more cornerback help, or they try to get some more linebacker depth? Do they get both? Or do they stand pat? We'd love to see your answer to that as well. One more reminder coming up this Thursday night live, 7 o'clock Eastern time. Another Lions Digest live preview show where we're going to be talking about the Lions-Patriots game. It's going to be in Munich, Germany, so it's going to be a Sunday morning affair for us. Yes, we're going to have a live watch-along as well. Another Captain Luke cast coming up this next Sunday as well. Well, but this Thursday. 7 o'clock Eastern Time. Our live preview show, matchup analysis, updates, predictions, and, of course, all your interaction. It's live right here on Lions Digest. All right, that's going to do it for this edition. If more trades come up, we'll be right here for you with them front and center. Until then, until next time, Captain Lou saying keep your heads up, keep your sticks down, keep your feet moving, and, as always, keep your minds open. So long.