Colton Pouncy is a staff writer for The Athletic covering the Detroit Lions. With a strong background in team sports, he previously reported on Michigan State football and basketball, as well as sports for The Tennessean in Nashville. Colton's work has been featured in outlets such as numberFire, BVM Sports, and The New York Times.
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Colton Pouncy's coverage is heavily focused on the sports industry, particularly football and specifically the Detroit Lions. He often provides event coverage and announcements related to team performance, playoffs, and player injuries. If you have insights into upcoming games or in-depth analysis of team strategy or player performance, he may be interested in your input.
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“I think all of those guys are just going to elevate each other's games,” Lions coach Dan Campbell said of his defensive line.
By: Colton Pouncy
QB2, RB, WR, TE, LB and the O-line are among the spots the Lions still have players battling for final roster spots.
By: Colton Pouncy
The statuses of Jimmy Rolder (LB) and Christian Izien (CB) complicate the structure of those positions while both lines have tough calls.
By: Colton Pouncy
Detroit still has a few questions remaining: Are additional moves in the making? Is it set at center until Cade Mays returns?
By: Colton Pouncy
Brad Holmes also talked new deals for Sam LaPorta and Brian Branch: "We still want to keep those guys around. Those plans haven't changed."
By: Colton Pouncy
Jahmyr Gibbs takes on a bigger workload, the O-line makes changes and the secondary shifts while its two safeties recover from injuries.
By: Colton Pouncy
Campbell cares deeply, especially about the people who were there in the early stages of this journey to the NFL.
By: Colton Pouncy
The Saints, down 21 points in the the third quarter, rallied to tie the game with 1:07 remaining and force overtime.
By: Colton Pouncy
The Saints, down 21 points in the the third quarter, rallied to tie the game with 1:07 remaining and force overtime.
By: Colton Pouncy
The Lions blew a 21-point lead, benefited from an overturned call and won in OT when the Saints' 2-point conversion failed.
