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Observations: Aidan Hutchinson Looking and Playing Like Himself for Lions
- On Friday, the Detroit Lions held their first padded practice, welcoming fans as Hutchinson returned without restrictions.
- Aidan Hutchinson's season ended in Week 6 of 2024 after he suffered fractures to his tibia and fibula, halting his momentum.
- Kelvin Sheppard said `I see a better player, quite frankly, and I'm looking for Hutch to have a big season and he's one of the pillars of the defense.`, while Hutchinson demonstrated a spin move that beat Penei Sewell.
- With his market value likely to rise throughout the season, negotiations are intensifying as he gains confidence.
- The Lions hope his full season will elevate their defense to a championship level, positioning him as a force in the NFC North.
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Lions' Aidan Hutchinson Provides Confident Update On Injured Leg
Aidan Hutchinson had to go through a grueling rehab process after he tore his – during the 2024 season with the Detroit Lions. Approaching the 2025 campaign, he has determination to get back onto the field as soon as possible.Hutchinson tore his tibia and fibula against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 6. It ended what could have been a high-level campaign for the defensive star. Case in point, he recorded a league-leading 7.5 sacks and 19 total tackl…
The Morning Sun
Lions’ Aidan Hutchinson ‘shooting for the stars,’ been ‘feeling normal for a long time’
ALLEN PARK — Aidan Hutchinson’s goals aren’t going to change, even when he’s coming off a significant injury. The Detroit Lions pass rusher, now more than nine months removed from the broken leg that prematurely ended his third NFL season, has high personal expectations heading into 2025. He hasn’t taken an in-game rep since last October, but playing football has been “feeling normal for a long time” after he was months ago cleared to return to …
Detroit Free Press
USA TodayAidan Hutchinson once came back better than ever after a major injury. Can he do it again?
Aidan Hutchinson's final season with Michigan football seeds optimism that a big year could be in store for the Detroit Lions star.
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