The Myles Garrett trade has sent shockwaves through the entire NFL. Any trade of a reigning Defensive Player of the Year would surely get reactions around the league, and this is no different.

Dan Campbell and the Detroit Lions don't have to worry about Myles Garrett in the 2026 regular season, but Campbell was still asked about the big trade.

Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell is urging patience as the team kicks off its organized team activities, stressing that spring practices are about development and communication, not determining who starts in the fall.

Dan Campbell is (mostly) keeping the OTAs hype in check. But the Lions coach knows he needs to rebuild the team's swagger.

Dan Campbell is going to keep it blunt with his Detroit Lions — good or bad. This year didn’t turn out how many believed it would for the Lions, and Campbell was asked during his end-of-season press conference how he would grade the 2025 campaign.

Myles Garrett’s move to the Los Angeles Rams came with higher hopes for a Super Bowl win and also a contract adjustment. The new contract was reworked around the record-setting contract Garrett had made with the Browns last year.