The Detroit Lions' training camp continued with a hot and humid morning practice that saw tempers flare among players. Young safety Erick Hallett stood out, making a significant impact with a pick-six off quarterback Jared Goff. However, Goff struggled, misfiring on several throws, notably missing deep targets including Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jameson Williams. Reserve quarterbacks Hendon Hooker and Kyle Allen showed promise, with Hooker connecting on precise throws under pressure.

Tempers erupted during practice, leading to confrontations that required head coach Dan Campbell to intervene. Notable injuries affected the defense as both Derrick Barnes and Terrion Arnold left practice early, raising concerns for the team. Despite the challenges, Hallett and other defensive backs impressed during drills, indicating potential strengths for the upcoming season.