The Detroit Lions’ new regime—led by coach Dan Campbell and general manager Brad Holmes—has been widely praised for their first year on the job due to their ability to connect and communicate with players. Their authenticity and openness have been praised by media, players, and analysts alike.
But former Lions offensive tackle Tyrell Crosby painted this administration in a very different light in a conversation with the Detroit Free Press about a messy injury situation with the team last year.
The story begins back in May of 2021. Holmes had just drafted Penei Sewell, and there was a report from ESPN that Crosby was subsequently on the trading block.