Lions Daily: Miles Frazier’s Versatility, Tight End Battle, and Amik Robertson’s Impact Heading Into Camp

On this episode of Lions Latest, host Bryan Hanes delivers a detailed look at three key Detroit Lions storylines for training camp. First up is rookie lineman Miles Frazier, praised for his versatility across guard and tackle spots after a standout LSU career—allowing just four sacks in three seasons—and earning ‘Best O-Lineman’ honors at the 2025 Senior Bowl. Frazier’s depth and potential future-starter upside are highlighted as vital with Detroit’s aging core and shifting O-line needs. The show then dives into an open competition for the third tight end spot, analyzing blocking specialist Kenny Yeboah, pass-catcher Shane Zylstra, and promising undrafted rookies Luke Deal (blocking) and Zack Horton (receiving). Bryan breaks down each candidate’s strengths and predicts Yeboah’s blocking could make him the favorite to secure a roster spot behind Sam LaPorta and Brock Wright. Finally, the episode spotlights Amik Robertson’s scrappy, man-coverage skills at corner, noting his fit in the Lions’ evolving secondary and contract details. Essential listening for fans tracking Detroit’s depth chart shakeups, rookie progress, and the battles that will define the 2025 preseason. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices