In a survey of coaches, executives and scouts compiled by ESPN, Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown ranked as the NFL's No. 6 receiver.

The Detroit Lions officially placed C Frank Ragnow on the reserve/retired list today, per the NFL transaction wire.  The team also waived DB Divaad Wilson from injured reserve with a settlement.  Ragnow,

The Baltimore Ravens may have claimed the top spot with safety Kyle Hamilton, but the Detroit Lions arguably have the best safety duo in the league.

The Detroit Lions have made a decision on cornerback Divaad Wilson, who had been on the team's injured reserve list. On the day the team's first-year players reported for training camp, the team came to a decision to waive the former Jaguars, Cardinals and Giants defensive back with an injury settlement.

Adding more depth is still a need for the Lions. Keeping that in mind, they have been connected as a top potential suitor for an eight-time Pro Bowl pass rusher late in free agency. That player is none other than former Denver Broncos and Buffalo Bills star Von Miller.

But Higgins was the first second-rounder to ink his rookie deal this year, and because contracts across all sports are heavily rooted in precedent, the Cleveland Browns quickly followed suit and gave the first pick of the second round (33rd overall), linebacker Carson Schwesinger, a fully-guaranteed deal as well.

Because Wilson's contract comes with an AAV of $32.5 million, Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown now ranks seventh among the highest-paid players at his position. For reference, St. Brown inked a four-year, $120 million contract on the day before the 2024 NFL draft.

The Detroit Lions have been linked to former Super Bowl MVP and future Hall of Famer Von Miller as training camp nears.