The Lions signed veteran linebacker Troy Reeder to add depth and special teams experience to a position group battling for roster spots heading into training camp.
Lions fans panic every year when players hit the PUP list, but history shows nearly all return to contribute as Kerby Joseph's placement means little for his season.
Three Lions including Kerby Joseph land on the PUP list as training camp opens, but the move is procedural and all three players can return to practice once cleared by the team.
Holmes and Campbell didn't have a crystal ball on Terrion Arnold, and the cornerback options everyone says they missed never actually existed.
Diego Pavia does not fit the Lions' culture, physical profile, or offensive scheme despite calls to add the former Vanderbilt quarterback as depth behind Jared Goff.
The Lions should consider signing edge rusher Cam Gill, cornerback Kyu Blue Kelly, defensive tackle Dontay Corleone, or former Lion Ifeatu Melifonwu to add depth before training camp opens.
The Lions won't face penalties over Terrion Arnold's release, while safety emerges as a top position group and Blake Miller locks down the starting right tackle spot.
Four under-the-radar players could claim roster spots at edge rusher, tight end, defensive tackle, and linebacker as the Lions face real depth questions heading into training camp.
Four under-the-radar Lions players including edge rusher Anthony Lucas and tight end Zach Horton have real opportunities to crack the 53-man roster at positions where depth is thin.
The Lions' roster bubble is heating up as training camp approaches, with players across offense and defense fighting for their jobs in our weekly Bubble Pressure Meter tracking who's safe, who's watching, and who's about to get cut.
