Detroit Lions rookie wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa made another impressive touchdown grab on Saturday against the Miami Dolphins and the hype for him continues to build.

After a contested touchdown grab from quarterback Kyle Allen against the Miami Dolphins, passing game coordinator David Shaw expressed to Detroit's 2025 third-round pick, “Against you, and any human being on the planet one-on-one, you’ll come down with it.”

Detroit Lions rookie wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa sat down with All-Pro teammate Amon-Ra St. Brown and receiver Equanimeous St. Brown on the St. Brown Podcast for a candid conversation about his NFL journey during the NFLPA Rookie Premiere.

After a slow start, Lions rookie Isaac TeSlaa is increasingly noticeable, and not just for the mane of hair flowing out of his helmet.

For weeks after TeSlaa was drafted in the third round, football experts pondered what may have driven the Lions to take the Hogs receiver much earlier than anticipated. Sure, he has always been known for having great hands, especially when battling in tight coverage.

Detroit Lions rookie WRs Isaac TeSlaa, Dominic Lovett and Jackson Meeks are vying for the starting gunner job on special teams.

Detroit Lions quarterback Kyle Allen pumps, floats for wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa to high point it for 18-yard TD.

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