The Detroit Lions are certainly ready to advance after the 2024 season ended without meeting their main goal.
Detroit’s cornerbacks have a strong sense of confidence, even following the Washington Commanders’ 45-point performance that led to their victory over the Lions at Ford Field during the playoffs.
Rookie cornerback Terrion Arnold and experienced defensive back Amik Robertson have recently taken to social media to share their thoughts about the upcoming season.
Detroit’s chance for a Super Bowl is certainly still present, but the 2025 season will introduce specific and unique challenges for Dan Campbell’s squad.
Arnold stated, “We’ll receive ours” once the Super Bowl concluded.
In his sophomore year, the former first-round pick is expected to improve and build on the emerging success he demonstrated in the final stretch of the 2024 season.
In his first season in Motown, Robertson proved that he merits a bigger role in Kelvin Sheppard’s defense.
“God communicates in a similar way.” “Robertson shared on social media Wednesday morning, ‘This year is going to be the best year of my NFL career.'” “I’m declaring it.” “Hello, good morning.”
The coaching staff and front office have already begun the process of assessing what happened in 2024 and preparing for the next season. The scouting combine is just two weeks away, during which draft hopefuls will engage in talks with Detroit’s team in Indianapolis.
“Only hope that we could have provided more for them.” However, look at that, it occurred. “It occurred and you can’t undo it; you can’t dwell on changing the negative result, so there’s truly nothing left to do but lift yourself up and return to your tasks,” stated GM Brad Holmes. “With no other options available, that’s exactly what we will do.” “That is our plan, and the process has already begun.”