The Detroit Lions are in full swing of Training Camp as they continue preparations for the upcoming 2026 NFL Season, and multiple players that general manager Brad Holmes brought in as part of his offseason work have made noticeable impacts thus far.

A look at how Detroit Lions 2026 draft picks performed in second week of NFL training camp.

Isaac TeSlaa isn't surprising anyone this year. After making the most of his time as a rookie, the second-year wide receiver enters the 2026 season with a chance to carve out a much bigger role in Detroit's offense.

Jahmyr Gibbs is back, Jameson Williams is making big plays, and Scottie Montgomery is high on Drew Petzing. Here’s everything to know from another busy week of Lions training camp.

Time will tell what a Drew Petzing offense will look like in Detroit, but there is now a clearer picture of his offensive ethos and how he’s communicated it since arriving in the Motor City. Detroit Lions fans and the media have been asking this question for months as training camp approaches.

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A handful of Lions missed Friday's training camp practice, including starting cornerback D.J. Reed.

The addition of Stille could be the Lions adding another body for camp, as they’ve suffered some injuries along the defensive line throughout the first few days of training camp

Isaac TeSlaa has focused on short-area quickness, but he also won't forget the advantages his stature can provide to create space when running routes.