Lions continue intense training camp despite injury concerns
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 9:06 PM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
The Detroit Lions plan to maintain their demanding training camp approach, even amid a history of injuries. Head coach Dan Campbell confirmed the team's commitment to an intense regimen while emphasizing the need to be smart about player management. The Lions have experienced the highest number of player injuries in the NFL since 2021, missing a total of 1,141 games due to injuries. Campbell mentioned that starters might see preseason playing time this year, a shift from previous joint practices but reiterated the importance of not letting injury fears dictate their training philosophy.
- •Dan Campbell insists on pushing intensity at training camp.
- •Lions have recorded the most player injuries in the NFL since 2021.
- •Coach Campbell suggests a potential shift for veteran players during preseason.
- •The team's training philosophy aims to prepare for a full season.
- 9:06 PMYahoo Sports — After rash of injuries, Lions still plan to 'push it' at training camp
"The Detroit Lions have been the NFL's most injured team since 2021, but coach Dan Campbell plans to keep his intense training style.
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