Training camps have kicked off around the NFL, and our team reporters are on the ground each day following all the action. The Detroit Lions' camp is taking place in Allen Park, Michigan and Lions reporter Eric Woodyard has the latest intel on standouts,

At the conclusion of Tuesday's practice, Detroit Lions OnSI spoke with first-round pick Tyleik Williams and learned that three rookies have performed for the team at this current stage of camp. Williams is among the group, along with second-round pick Tate Ratledge and seventh-rounder Dominic Lovett.

The Detroit Lions may have lost their chance to land veteran edge rusher Trey Hendrickson as he returned to the Cincinnati Bengals.

The first week of Detroit Lions training camp flew by. Since kicking off camp last Sunday, the Lions have held six practice sessions at the Meijer Performance Center in Allen Park. With this Sunday being an off day, let's look back at some of the top takeaways from the first week of training camp.

The Detroit Lions will be focusing on their youth in the preseason opener. When the team takes the field for the first time Thursday in the Hall of Fame Game, there will be an abundance of starters on the sidelines. Coach Dan Campbell has traditionally avoided playing his starters much, if at all, in preseason games.

ALLEN PARK -- The Detroit Lions have released cornerback Stantley Thomas-Oliver with a reported injury waiver. Thomas-Oliver had a tough start to camp, opening on the NFI list and then suffering a hamstring injury the next day in Allen Park. The 27-year-old spent last year with the Lions appearing in one game with five special teams snaps.

It's hard to remember, but at the end of October 2022 -- already a year-and-a-half into Jared Goff's tenure in Detroit -- the Lions were 1-5. After going 3-13-1 the year before, Detroit was in dire straits,

With a streamlined role, Detroit Lions second-year cornerback Ennis Rakestraw Jr. hopes to have more staying power this season following a trying rookie campaign.