Following the Eagles and Lions on Brooks’ list of teams with the biggest Super Bowl windows are the Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Chargers, Washington Commanders, and Houston Texans, respectively.

The Detroit Lions return most of their roster under a revamped coaching staff in the 2025 season after going 15-2 in 2024.

The Detroit Lions announced on Tuesday the entirety of their 2025 coaching staff. Obviously, this year the Lions went through some pretty significant changes. Detroit lost both their offensive coordinator (Ben Johnson) and defensive coordinator (Aaron Glenn) to head coaching jobs,

When Barnes went down in Week 3 with a season-ending injury, the Lions tried multiple different players at the position over the course of the year. Should Barnes in fact leave in free agency, this would create a need at the position that the Lions could consider filling in the Draft.

Adding a wide receiver who can grow within the offense is a necessity for Detroit, and they could address that need later in the draft with several solid options that could be available.

NFL Combine is next week and we'll get to have our first ideas of who the Detroit Lions will be looking at in terms of players and positions. For the next week, we'll be going over some of the positions we suspect the Lions will have interest in and listing some of the players that they'll definitely have their eyes on.

The Lions did not promote from within to replace offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, but they did choose someone with ties to the team's offensive scheme.

After Ben Johnson's departure, the Detroit Lions brought in John Morton as their new offensive coordinator. Morton has now revealed how he plans to work with Jared Goff ahead of the 2025 NFL season. The Detroit Lions‘ strong campaign last season led several key figures to pursue new opportunities.