The Lions schedule release drops Thursday with fewer primetime games expected after a 9-8 finish, but early projections show Detroit facing the NFL's easiest schedule.
The Lions have three open roster spots and here are eight realistic free agents who could fill specific depth needs without breaking the bank.
Lions GM Brad Holmes says Detroit's offensive and defensive line depth is the best it's ever been after getting younger with additions like first-round pick Blake Miller and veteran acquisitions.
Despite fan calls to sign recently cut cornerback Kenny Moore, the Lions' secondary is already loaded with 18 defensive backs and doesn't need an aging player with tackling issues.
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Former Lions nose tackle Benito Jones could provide the interior defensive line depth Detroit needs as a proven run-stuffer who already knows the system.
Former Lion Benito Jones could be the perfect low-cost solution to Detroit's nose tackle depth problems as a proven rotational piece who already knows the system.
The Lions don't need to chase big-name edge rushers like Clowney or Bosa because Brad Holmes already has a solid plan with nine pass rushers on the roster and bigger needs on the interior defensive line.
