Lions safety Kirby Joseph got a need to for speed serving as grand marshal at the Michigan International Speedway over the weekend. LA's only elected Republican reacts to National Guard troops ...

Detroit Lions make Kerby Joseph highest-paid safety in NFL history, signing him to 4-year, $86 million contract extension through 2029. News Sports Autos Entertainment Advertise Obituaries ...

Lions safety Kerby Joseph was awarded the key to the city of Orlando, his hometown, after opening a health clinic and hosting ...

Detroit Lions Defender Stepping Up As An End Zone Ninja. In complementary football, the offense, defense, and special teams work in tandem to dominate every aspect of the game.

We all know Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph is a ballhawk, but there's more to his game that he might not get enough credit for. ... Joseph's ball production is elite, but so are his instincts, ...

Joseph signed a four-year contract extension with the Lions Thursday to keep him in Detroit through the 2029 season. Joseph, the Lions' 2022 third-round pick (97th overall), becomes the latest example ...

Detroit Lions star safety Kirby Joseph passes Buccaneers star Antoine Winfield Jr. for the highest-paid safety contract in NFL history after signing a record-breaking extension.

Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph high-fives teammates before the Denver Broncos game at Ford Field in Detroit on Saturday, Dec. 16, 2023. Photo Credit: Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK ...

Kerby Joseph is now the highest-paid safety in NFL history. The Lions star agreed to a four-year, $86 million contract extension, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported on Wednesday.

Kirby Joseph picked off Brock Purdy twice to help the Detroit Lions outlast the San Francisco 49ers, and set up a huge Week 18 match up against the Vikings.

The Lions believe that Joseph, in Year 3, is there. “Kerby makes the middle of the field a scary place,” said Lions senior defensive assistant Jim O’Neil, who works directly with the safeties.

Santa Clara, Calif. — The Detroit Lions needed a play, and Kerby Joseph gave them one — two, actually. After five games without a Lions interception, Joseph, a third-year safety, picked off ...