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LaPorta had mostly stayed quiet after extension talks stalled. That changed this week when he openly questioned whether Detroit was “showing the love” and acknowledged he could get paid somewhere else.

Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta expressed frustration over stalled contract extension talks during an appearance on the Pardon My Take podcast. After ESPN reported that negotiations had broken off, LaPorta voiced disappointment that the team might not be showing love, stating he is prepared to get paid elsewhere in free agency if a deal is not reached.
Writer Mike Payton argues that the Lions should take LaPorta's comments seriously and prioritize signing him before free agency. Payton suggests LaPorta could become the first tight end to surpass the $20 million per year mark, noting that losing him would be a significant mistake for Detroit's offense.
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