Detroit Lions focusing on offensive improvements during minicamp

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Last updated Jun 16, 2026

Detroit Lions focusing on offensive improvements during minicamp
Summary

The Detroit Lions held the first day of mandatory minicamp on June 16, where offensive position coaches discussed strategies to improve the team’s attack. Offensive line coach Hank Fraley noted Penei Sewell's transition from right to left tackle has been smooth. Pass game specialist David Shaw highlighted plans to enhance Jahmyr Gibbs' role by optimizing his touches in the passing game, having noted improvements last season after adjustments mid-year. Shaw also reflected on the dismissal of John Morton, calling the change a 'net positive' for the team. The Lions will continue to develop their strategy as they prepare for the upcoming season.

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  • Penei Sewell's transition to left tackle is progressing well.
  • Jahmyr Gibbs aims for increased impact in the passing game.
  • David Shaw sees Gibbs as a key player with more opportunities.
  • The Lions benefit from coaching staff changes, according to Shaw.
  • Minicamp practices will help solidify offensive strategies.
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Detroit Lions OL coach Hank Fraley said Penei Sewell's transition from right to left tackle has gone 'pretty smoothly' so far.

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