The Detroit Lions’ rise from rebuild to contender is now officially recognized by the rest of the NFL.
According to the Associated Press, Detroit placed four players on the 2025 All-Pro teams, with Jack Campbell and Penei Sewell earning First Team honors, while Aidan Hutchinson and Amon-Ra St. Brown were selected to the Second Team.
That kind of representation is usually reserved for Super Bowl contenders, and it signals how far this roster has come under Dan Campbell and Brad Holmes.
Jack Campbell Anchors the Defense
Linebacker Jack Campbell capped off a dominant 2025 season by being named a First Team All-Pro after starting all 17 games and piling up:
- 89 solo tackles
- 5.0 sacks
- 3 forced fumbles
The former Iowa standout has quickly become the heartbeat of Detroit’s defense, pairing sideline-to-sideline range with elite instincts.
Penei Sewell Continues His Hall-of-Fame Trajectory
Right tackle Penei Sewell also earned First Team All-Pro honors after another elite season protecting Jared Goff and paving lanes in the run game. At just 25 years old, Sewell has already established himself as one of the most dominant offensive linemen in football, starting all 16 games and grading among the league’s best in both pass protection and run blocking.
Aidan Hutchinson Terrorizes Quarterbacks
Defensive end Aidan Hutchinson landed on the Second Team All-Pro after a monster season that included:
- 14.5 sacks
- 36 solo tackles
- 4 forced fumbles
The former No. 2 overall pick continues to ascend into the NFL’s elite pass-rusher tier and is now firmly in Defensive Player of the Year conversations each season.
Amon-Ra St. Brown Remains an Elite Playmaker
Wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown also earned Second Team All-Pro recognition after another dominant year:
- 117 receptions
- 1,401 receiving yards
- 11 touchdowns
The “Sun God” has become one of the most reliable and explosive weapons in the league, and his chemistry with Goff is now among the best QB-WR connections in football.
