The Detroit Lions have big shoes to fill after the retirement of Frank Ragnow. In their first practice of training camp on Sunday, the Lions may have revealed the approach they're going to take.

The Lions enjoyed very good health with their WR's last season. However, there was big news this offseason with an unexpected knee surgery for Amon-Ra St. Brown. Last season, the Lions kept only four WR's on the initial 53-man roster (St.

Tate Ratledge played right guard at Georgia, but he worked as a backup center in practice and could man the position for the Detroit Lions this fall.

The Detroit Lions are already dealing with injuries on their squad, and the season hasn’t even started yet. It’s an all too familiar place for the team, which dealt with a ton of injuries last season, including star edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson.

The Detroit Lions have released former Georgia Bulldogs cornerback Divaad Wilson just a few months after signing him. After moving on from Wilson, Detroit signed former Kansas City Chiefs, Carolina Panthers and Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Dicaprio Bootle.

As he is preparing for his third season with the Lions, David Montgomery has newfound motivation in this year's training camp.