To continue our training camp preview series, here are three players who are entering make-or-break camps. These are younger players who, at one point, had relatively intriguing expectations, but now find themselves entering critical periods of their Lions tenures without much on their résumés to show for it.

The Lions and Chargers are the first two teams to open training camp and play the NFL's exhibition opener later this month in the Hall of Fame game.

With NFL training camp season upon us, Kevin Patra provides a refresher on the Detroit Lions' roster changes, position battles and notable subplots.

Wide receiver Mike Williams has informed the Los Angeles Chargers that he is retiring from the NFL after eight seasons, the team announced on Thursday in the opening day of training camp.

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Mike Williams has retired from the NFL at age 30. His agent, Tory Dandy, told general manager Joe Ortiz on Wednesday night, hours before the Chargers became the first NFL team to open training camp Thursday.

Following the trade, he appeared in nine games with the Steelers last season. He finished the campaign with nine receptions for 132 yards and one touchdown. Williams was drafted by the Chargers in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft at No.