The Detroit Lions have made a significant move by re-signing defensive end Al-Quadin Muhammad for the upcoming season. After joining the Lions during a turbulent 2024 season plagued by injuries, Muhammad emerged as a valuable asset, recording three sacks and 11 tackles over nine games. His performance revitalized his career after a challenging period marked by suspensions and inconsistent playing time with previous teams.

At 30 years old, Muhammad brings a wealth of experience and has established himself as a pass-rushing specialist. The one-year contract reflects the team's commitment to bolstering their defensive line as they aim for a successful 2025 season. With Muhammad back in the fold, the Lions hope to further enhance their pass rush and improve their defensive strategy.