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NFL salary cap projected to be $301.2-305.7 million in 2026

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Where Detroit Lions rank in projected 2026 NFL salary cap space
The NFL shared a projected salary cap range with its clubs on Friday. Where do the Detroit Lions rank in projected salary cap space?

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NFL reporter predicts Detroit Lions' massive contract extensions
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NFL reveals projected 2026 salary cap to Detroit Lions
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NFL has projected its 2026 salary cap for teams
On Friday, the NFL informed teams of its projected 2026 salary cap range.

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NFL salary cap increases to $301-305 million in 2026 per report, how it impacts Titans
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NFL’s salary cap set for significant jump for 2026 season
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NFL Reportedly Sets 2026 Salary Cap Range, Updated Projections for All Teams Ahead of Free Agency
If the cap ultimately lands around $304 million, the Titans are projected to lead the NFL with $100 million in cap space, per Spotrac.

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NFL salary cap projected at $301.2 million to $305.7 million per team for 2026 season
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NFL projects massive increase in salary cap for 2026 season ahead of free agency

Lions, ESPN and Dan Campbell

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Lions’ Dan Campbell Tops Major NFL Coaching List Amid League Shakeup
As Super Bowl LX approaches, it will feature two head coaches who embody one of the NFL ’s defining trends of the past half decade: rapid organizational turnarounds driven by relatively new leadership...

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ESPN ranks Lions’ Dan Campbell as top NFL coaching hire of past 5 years
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ESPN announces Lions coach Dan Campbell news
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2026 Senior Bowl: 14 NFL Draft prospects for Lions to watch

The Senior Bowl is the premier college football all-star game, and this year, they feature a diverse group of prospects, several of whom should intrigue the Detroit Lions. This year’s game is scheduled for Saturday, January 31, at 2:30 p.m. ET, and can be watched on NFL Network.
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Lions RT Penei Sewell nominated for NFL Protector of the Year Award

Detroit Lions right tackle Penei Sewell has been nominated for the inaugural NFL Protector of the Year Award.
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Lions star has chance to win inaugural award honoring NFL’s top offensive lineman

Sewell, as expected, is one of the finalists for the NFL's first protector of the year award honoring the league's top offensive lineman.
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Lions' Free Agent Fits in NFL Conference Championship Games

The Rams recently agreed to a contract extension with fellow safety Quinten Lake, and as a result Curl could be headed for free agency. As mentioned earlier, the Lions have some injury questions with both of their starters at safety, and Curl could be someone who could plug in and play right away in their scheme.
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Lions appear to have Alabama OT Kadyn Proctor on NFL draft radar

It could be an early indication of where the Lions' interest lies with its No. 17 overall pick in the 2026 NFL draft. Proctor is currently ranked as the No. 4 offensive tackle on ESPN NFL draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr.'s Big Board and is ESPN's No. 23 best available player.
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Lions' NFL draft medical preview: Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman

The Detroit Lions could certainly be thinking safety early in the 2026 NFL draft. A look at Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman's injury history.
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News & Views: Game management in NFL not a problem unique to Lions

It's time to reopen our "News & Views" segment, which takes an opinionated look at some happenings around the league.
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Dan Orlovsky admits NFL coach was caught sleeping during game

While on ESPN Radio this Thursday, former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky shared a pretty embarrassing story from his time with the Detroit Lions. Orlovsky played in the NFL from 2005-2017, completing 58.
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