Benjamin Raven is a Detroit Lions beat reporter at MLive. He covers various aspects of professional sports, particularly focusing on team sports and major league competitions. Benjamin has been featured in several publications, including the Grand Haven Tribune, Calhoun Times, and Yahoo Sports.
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By: Benjamin Raven
Campbell wore a Detroit Fire Department hat while recalling his time with the Giants visiting ground zero after 9/11. The Lions plan to honor active and retired firefighters, including those from Detroit who went to ground zero on Sunday. Campbell remembers the feeling of watching those sacrifice everything, and the feeling of wanting to help but knowing, "We could do nothing compared to what they were doing."
ALLEN PARK -- Jared Goff has praised first-year Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Drew Petzing for his openness to ideas and collaboration.
By: Benjamin Raven
The biggest remaining question for Week 1 is defensive back Christian Izien (groin). Campbell feels he's ahead of schedule, but they want to see how he moves and feels on Friday. Izien is a versatile player who can play in the slot and help at safety, if needed.
| ALLEN PARK -- The Detroit Lions have had stellar attendance during their first week of in-season practices.
By: Benjamin Raven
All of a sudden, the Detroit Lions have the second-most cap space in the NFL heading into their regular-season opener, per Over the Cap.
By: Benjamin Raven
We're exploring where things stand on the offensive line, if the Lions might blitz more out of the gate and in Week 1, along with where the Saints might challenge them the most in Sunday's opener at Ford Field.
By: Benjamin Raven
Don’t worry, regular-season football for the Detroit Lions is just hours away.
Rolder has been back at practice all week as a full participant. But after missing all of August, the Lions will exercise some patience with the fourth-round rookie linebacker. A former second-round pick is another standout from the list of inactives for Sunday.
By: Benjamin Raven
The Lions didn’t allow the Saints to move past their 40-yard line through six first-half drives. Five of those resulted in punts, with an interception ending the most promising stretch.
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