Dave Fipp And Kelvin Sheppard Detail Lions’ Progress And Roster Moves
The session revealed how the staff is managing roles and expectations as the Lions prepare for a challenging game overseas.
Read MoreThe session revealed how the staff is managing roles and expectations as the Lions prepare for a challenging game overseas.
Read MoreDetroit Lions add safety Andre Cisco to steady the secondary as Dan Campbell rules Kirby Joseph out for Germany, with the defense rising after tweaks.
Detroit declined to trade for Budda Baker at the deadline and altered the Andre Cisco deal to send a 2029 sixth-round pick instead of a 2028 selection.
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Detroit traded a 2028 sixth-round pick to the Jets for safety Andre Cisco and waived tight end Jackson Meeks to clear the roster spot before Tuesday’s deadline.
Reducing blitzing and winning with four rushers consistently has allowed the Lions to bolster their secondary coverage.