The Detroit Lions have released quarterback Jake Fromm ahead of the NFL Draft, solidifying their quarterback position for the upcoming season. Fromm, who spent last season on the practice squad without any game appearances, was let go as the Lions prepare for the next phase of their offseason program. Jared Goff will remain the starting quarterback, while Kyle Allen, a recent addition from free agency, is set to compete with Hendon Hooker, the Lions' third-round pick from 2023, for the backup role. General manager Brad Holmes expressed confidence in Hooker's potential but emphasized that he must earn his place on the roster.

The Lions are gearing up for offseason activities, including OTAs that kick off on May 28. The release of Fromm highlights the team's commitment to refining their depth chart and preparing for their upcoming campaign.