INDIANAPOLIS - New Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard has "full confidence" that injured defensive end Aidan Hutchinson will be back to his dominant self when he returns from his broken leg next fall.

Is Aidan Hutchinson hitting a third-year wall? That’s the buzz after an NFL analyst hinted at a potential slump for the Detroit Lions’ defensive star. Expectations for Hutchinson are sky-high after a breakout rookie season and a solid sophomore follow-up.

Brad Holmes said the Lions are in "planning stages" of a contract extension with Aidan Hutchinson. As for adding another premium pass-rusher, Holmes admitted it's "probably not" a reality for the Lions.

And if Detroit Lions superstar pass-rusher Aidan Hutchinson gets his way, Garrett could soon join the Super Bowl contender and form one of the greatest on-paper defensive duos we’ve ever seen.

With Garrett wanting out of Cleveland, all eyes turn to where he may wind up. Hutchinson has visions of Garrett joining him on the Lions, who are coming off a 15-2 season.

A key member of that group is defensive end Aidan Hutchinson, who was one of the best defenders in football last season prior to suffering a season-ending injury against Dallas in October. With Hutchinson's class eligible for extensions,

Lions Became Extension Talks With Aidan Hutchinson. While the Lions still have the luxury of picking up Hutchinson's fifth-year option for the 2026 season, the convos around an ex

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