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Brad Holmes Reveals Why the Lions Are Hungry Again
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Detroit Lions General Manager Brad Holmes joins Kevin Clark for a wide-ranging conversation on building one of the NFL's best teams, why the Lions have rediscovered their hunger heading into 2026, and what makes Jared Goff one of football's most underrated quarterbacks.
Holmes explains how Detroit has kept its championship window open by continually developing young talent, why the team's leadership is evolving, and how the Lions are retooling their offensive line without changing their identity. He also offers high praise for Goff's anticipation, toughness, and ability to create completions that few quarterbacks can make.
In this episode:
Why the Lions have a renewed chip on their shoulder
The importance of developing young leaders
How Detroit keeps its Super Bowl window open
Retooling the offensive line without rebuilding
The NFL's most underrated Lions players
Why Jared Goff deserves far more national recognition
What separates elite quarterbacks fr
0:00 - Brad Holmes joins This Is Football!
1:19 - Biggest difference between 2025 and 2026 Lions
2:46 - What Brad has learned about roster construction
4:09 - How Brad has reworked the Lions offensive line
5:36 - Most underrated player on the Lions
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