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This was as non-answer an answer as Campbell will ever give too. It was more like “he looks good but I’m not going to compliment anyone in May.” He was far from declaring that Levi would make the team or contribute.

Some I don't love. Branch and LaPorta "improving" and not practicing is fine and expected. I'd probably like to see more than just "improv[ement]" from Kerby when it's been nearly 8 months and the injury was described as chronic. Maybe it's just load management, they expect him to get X number of miles on his knee this year and they're going to try to use them as efficiently as possible. I'm just not sure what can be expected of him this year, or moving forward.

Some good:

Listening in to Campbell's first presser of the 2026-2027 season. Thought this tidbit was interesting and apparently Birkett did too.

Can’t wait for a Lions-Packers game to decide the division to be moved from Ford Field to Moscow

Rod Wood is literally just the communication guy between the Lions and the NFL. There was not a schedule decision made by Rod Wood in a vacuum. That would be ludicrous.

Don’t like a week six bye, though they should be 4-1 at worst entering it. Playing the Patriots in Munich, the Bucs in Detroit, and then the Bears on Thanksgiving is a brutal 12-day stretch too. Feels like the Lions could be the better team than all three of them and still come out 1-2.

Week one is always fluky. I’m just glad to not be playing a divisional opponent.

Best team on paper that we get at home and we get to play them halfway across the world instead of Ford Field.

Looking between 37-44, the only player other than Moore who would have made some sense is Colton Hood, who the Giants took.

Likely means Lions will kickoff the season at home.

Sounds like Lions @ Bills on Thursday Night week two to open up the new stadium.

If Rakestraw only spends two games on IR that’s a win.