The first of its kind, the Peer Pride program was created to engage, reconnect, and provide peer support for transitioning Lions Legends. Peer Pride captains, who are former Lions players themselves, have been trained in outreach and mental health awareness to help players deal with the isolation they sometimes feel as they leave the NFL. Captains make monthly calls to former players, offer a shoulder to lean on, and continue to promote emotional wellbeing during and after a career in professional football. To continue their own learning, captains engage in trainings on mental health and emotional connection to further improve their conversations with fellow alumni.

Annually, Lions Legends gather for a weekend of reminiscing, laughter, service, and football. Legends who haven't seen their teammates in years use this opportunity to reconnect, foster special connections, and share stories about their time together.

During the 2023 Homecoming weekend, Lions Legend, Lomas Brown, officially saw his name displayed in the Pride of The Lions (POTL) at Ford Field during the Monday Night Football game. This moment was made special with the inclusion of his family and fellow POTL members, Chris Spielman, Herman Moore, Jason Hanson, and Barry Sanders. He was inducted by the last POTL inductee, Chris Spielman.

Throughout the year, Legends give back to their community through their own charitable initiatives, in addition to volunteering as a group. With busy post-football lives and families of their own, this outstanding group of men never fails to lend a helping hand and give their time.