Aidan Hutchinson is ready to be a disruptor for the Detroit Lions after missing much of last season with a broken leg. In fact, he is so ready, the team has had to curb him from being a little too dominant during practices.

The Detroit Lions are making a big mistake with their lack of urgency about a contract extension for Aidan Hutchinson.

Detroit Lions defensive end Aidan Hutchinson is back on the practice field after breaking his tibia and fibula in Week 6 last season, but it sounds like he's back to 100%. In fact, Hutchinson sounds like he's dominating.

The Detroit Lions have every reason to be hyped about getting Aidan Hutchinson back. Even in his absence, the Lions defense stayed sharp during their run to the No. 1 seed in the NFC a season ago. But with the excitement of Hutchinson’s return comes the acknowledgement that this will be a very different Lions team in 2025.

By the sounds of it, the Lions’ offense wouldn’t be getting much work in at training camp if Campbell didn’t implement the Hutch rule.

The Detroit Lions have instituted a new "Hutch Rule" in team practice for star defensive end Aidan Hutchinson, which allows the offense to keep playing through even when Hutchinson blows up a play for a sack.

Defensive end contracts have been firmly under the spotlight this offseason, and Aidan Hutchinson could be in line for quite the deal in the near future.

The Lions' offense scored 2 touchdowns in 10 series Tuesday, on a run by David Montgomery and a Jared Goff pass to Tim Patrick.

The Jacksonville Jaguars could have buyer's remorse after passing on Aidan Hutchinson in light of the rew rule at Lions training camp.