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9:47Breaking Down the Biggest Questions in the NFC North
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10:07Post-Draft Breakdown: Biggest Questions in the NFC North
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0:272026 NFL Draft Grades: Lions Select Kendrick Law No. 168
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1:34NFL Training Camp Buying or Lying: Marvin Harrison Jr. & Cardinals Will Struggle On Offense
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1:39Packers Activate TE Tucker Kraft from PUP List
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8:38NFC North Bust Alert Players
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0:54Texans Boost Backfield With David Montgomery
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6:52NFL Training Camp News
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1:21Fantasy Impact: Jahmyr Gibbs Holding Out
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1:58Can QB Tyler Shough Elevate the Saints' Offense?
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11:28Ranking Worst to First NFL Contenders
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10:44One Reason For Optimism: NFC North
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1:25Cam Ward Looks to Build Rapport with Carnell Tate
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1:59Titans O/U 6.5 Wins
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1:29Expectations for Cardinals' Jeremiyah Love
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1:55NFL Moves Ranked: No. 5 - Montgomery to the Texans
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1:58NFL Moves Ranked: No. 1 - Garrett Joins the Rams
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9:47NFC North Position Battles to Watch
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18:10NFL Worst to First 2026 Candidates
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1:23NFL Worst To First Candidates For 2026 Season: Lions
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Top Kendrick Law News
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Lions' Kendrick Law: Shifts to IR
The Lions placed Law (knee) on the reserve/injured list Wednesday.
Head coach Dan Campbell told reporters in early June that Law tore his ACL during practice, so his move to IR comes as no surprise. Law, a 2026 fifth-round pick from Kentucky, appeared in 12 games during his final collegiate season, catching 53 passes for 540 yards and three touchdowns. In related moves, Detroit signed wideouts Tay Martin, Tarik Black and Lucky Jackson.
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Lions' Kendrick Law: Tears ACL on Tuesday
Coach Dan Campbell said Thursday that Law tore his ACL at practice Tuesday, Tim Twentyman of the Lions' official site reports.
The Lions took Law in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 168th overall, and the Kentucky product was projected to provide the team with wideout depth behind Amon-Ra St. Brown, Jameson Williams and Isaac TeSlaa. Given the timing of his injury, Law is likely to be placed on IR and then set his sights on returning to the field as the 2027 season approaches. For now, Greg Dortch, Cedrick Wilson, Tom Kennedy and Dominic Lovett are candidates to compete for snaps behind Detroit's top WR trio.
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Lions' Kendrick Law: Lands with Lions
The Lions selected Law in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 168th overall.
The Lions sent the Bills a sixth-round pick to move up 13 spots to select Law. After three unassuming seasons at Alabama, Law transferred to Kentucky and started eight of 12 games, leading the team with 53 receptions for 540 yards and three touchdowns. Law was mostly used as an underneath receiver for the Wildcats with a 3.4-yard average depth of target, but he's quick and can gain yards after the catch. There's not a clear role available in Detroit's offense, with receivers Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams leading the way while running back Jahmyr Gibbs continues to command a hefty target share. Thus, Law will look to carve out a gadget role while contributing on special teams, both as a gunner and a returner.
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 5-11, 203 lbs |
| Birthplace: Warren, AK |
| Age: 22 |
| School: Kentucky |
| Experience: R |