WEEK IN REVIEW: Lions break for offseason, eye training camp

The Lions offseason training program is completed, and things at the Allen Park training facility are quieting down. But it won't stay that way for long.Some players, like rookie cornerback Teez Tabor, already have their eyes on training camp, and the work that comes with it. "I just have to keep working, that's all," Tabor said. "(I'm) not where I want to be yet. It's a lot of work that goes into where I want to be." For Tabor, it's all about the competition. For fellow rookie Jarrad Davis, communication could be the key, especially with linebacker Tahir Whitehead missing most of the offseason workouts while he rehabs an injury. Davis doesn't think Whitehead missing time will hurt the on-field chemistry of the linebackers. "It takes time to develop a relationship," Davis said. "I put time in. It's something we've been able to do in the meeting room. "I'll be able to tell you more about that when camp comes around, and things like that." GET TO KNOW THE ROOKIES Get to know this year's rookie class with a fun Q&A. This week's participants were defensive tackle Jeremiah Ledbetter and cornerback Jamal Agnew: Ledbetter Agnew TEEING IT UP WITH TWENTYMAN Sam Martin, Golden Tate and Rod Wood are the latest to take on Tim Twentyman's annual closest to the pin competition. See how they fared below: Martin Tate Wood And stay tuned to Detroitlions.com all offseason to watch the rest of the contest. OTHER NOTEWORTHY ITEMS: Mike O'Hara gives his picks for the Lions' top duos of the last seven decades, from 1950-59 through 2010 to the present. Tim Twentyman takes a look at 5 numbers that need to change and 5 numbers to keep up for the 2017 season. View headshots of the Lions rookies, veterans and coaches.