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Discussion: Which Detroit Lions offensive player are most eager to see in 2024?
On Saturday, we discussed the most anticipated 2024 debuts for the Detroit Lions defense. Now, it’s time to talk about the offense.
If Detroit is going to make the Super Bowl run that many are expecting them to, they will be led by their offense, who has put together back-to-back top-five seasons in points earned. It’s been an absolute pleasure to watch, and Detroit only seems to add more and more talent to the unit as they get strong.
So today’s Question of the Day is:
Which Lions offensive player are you most excited to see play in 2024?
My answer: I’m going to go with the chalk answer here: Jameson Williams.
I’m certainly excited to see what Jahmyr Gibbs and Sam LaPorta will do after their strong rookie seasons. Penei Sewell is quite possibly the best offensive lineman to watch in football. Amon-Ra St. Brown will undoubtedly take over several games this year.
But how can you not be excited to see what Jamo will do this year? Unencumbered by injuries or suspensions, Williams will play in his first ever Week 1, and it comes after his first full offseason in Detroit. With the progress he made toward the end of last season and the promise he showed in training camp, it’s impossible not to be excited about his potential in 2024. Combine that with a new and shorthanded Rams secondary, and it could be a big game for the Lions’ speedy receiver.
Who else are you all excited to see on the Lions offense on Sunday? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
A woman died, and a person is in custody, in the aftermath of a two-vehicle crash on Friday evening in Detroit.
An emergency call was placed at 7:39 p.m., reporting the crash at Collingwood and Belleterre streets. The Detroit Police Department said one of the drivers was traveling at a high rate of speed on Collingwood and disregarded a stop sign at the intersection, striking the other vehicle.
The crash killed a woman who is in her 40s and injured a man who is also in his 40s. A medical condition was not available for the injured man.
The Detroit Police Department said a suspect is in custody and they are continuing to investigate.
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Federal regulators say the autonomous vehicle company Waymo must stop its cars from blocking first responders. Waymo has been testing its vehicles in Detroit. The head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says the agency found several cases of Waymo driver-less vehicles traveling into emergency scenes, blocking firefighters or failing to stop for flashing lights and flares. Federal regulators say they will meet with autonomous vehicle developers to devise ways to address the problem. A Waymo vehicle will stop, however, if it notices nefarious activity from kids riding in it. A Waymo car in California recently stopped in a parking lot and called police after two teens in its back seat allegedly began drinking alcohol and shooting water beads from a toy gun.
Additional headlines for Friday, July 10, 2026
Bar IX location coming soon?
Detroit’s first women’s sports bar is crowdfunding to open a permanent space. Bar IX hosts pop-up watch parties for women’s sports. The bar has raised 65 percent of if its 125-thousand-dollar goal since the campaign kicked off on June 30. Organizers are giving away merchandise such as stickers, keychains, and t-shirts with donations.
African World Festival
The African World Festival is this weekend at Hart Plaza. The festival celebrates culture and history with music, spoken word, food and a retail marketplace. The festival starts today and runs through Sunday. Visit Charles H Wright museum website at for more info and to buy tickets.
Lake St. Clair Metropark to receive updates
Lake St. Clair Metropark is getting 15 million dollars in improvements. The improvements include reopening the North Marina, expanding accessibility across the park, adding new trail connections and modernizing infrastructure. It’s the biggest investment in the park in decades. Renovations at the marina will fully reopen the marina with 78 boat slips for transient docking and bring accessible floating finger docks back to the North Marina basin. All renovations are expected to be completed by the end of summer 2027.
Detroit Riverfront tour
The Detroit Parks Coalition is hosting a free walking tour about the Detroit Riverfront tomorrow, July 11 from 10 a.m. to 11a.m. The tour will give an overview of the history of the riverfront as a well as more info on the newest Ralph C Wilson Centennial Park. Meet at the Dock, located near the Huron-Clinton Metroparks Water Garden across from the Plaza. Parking is available along Jefferson Ave, Rosa Parks, and in the nearby Bagley Mobility Hub and Assembly garages.
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