Risdon’s Prism of Perspective at Training Camp | Detroit Lions Podcast

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Jeff Risdon looks at Lions training camp through a concept he’s calling the prism of perspective. What can you learn in a single visit to Detroit Lions training camp? What can’t you learn in a short visit to Detroit Lions training camp?

Do the practice struggles of Hendon Hooker, Ifeatu Melifonwu, and Jake Bates in practice on Friday bode well or ill for the Lions? Is there a deeper plotline that we need to follow here? Look through the prism of perspective with us and find out.

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