This past week, we've seen the Lions re-sign linebackers Anthony Pittman and Derrick Barnes. Adding to that, it was announced that the Lions are re-signing edge rusher Marcus Davenport. For Davenport,

After missing 15 games last season, pass rusher Marcus Davenport is reportedly returning to the Detroit Lions on a one-year deal.

Davenport had surgical repair for this injury which ended his season. He only played in two games all year. It was reported on ESPN that the injury was a triceps tear. No video here as the moment of injury was unknown.

The Detroit Lions are not going to neglect upgrading their defensive line this offseason. General manager Brad Holmes has started the process of shaping the 2025 roster by re-signing veteran defensive lineman Marcus Davenport prior to the start of the legal tampering period for external free agents.

The league's legal tampering period — in which teams can begin talking with agents of players who are unrestricted free agents — starts Monday at noon, according to CBS Sports.

Detroit Lions need starting-caliber players at CB, DT, DE and OG, but are not expected to be big spenders when NFL free agency opens Monday afternoon.

Ahead of next week’s free-agent market opening, the Lions have reportedly re-signed linebackers Derrick Barnes, Anthony Pittman and Ezekiel Turner, along with Davenport.

Here are six players the Lions should avoid when it comes to free agency next week. Lawrence’s production has tailed off in recent years, and he was limited to just four games in 2024 due to injuries. Heading into his age-33 season, Lawrence will face concerns about how his production will hold up after the injury.