The Detroit Lions have continued their proactive approach to free agency with the re-signing of pass rusher Al-Quadin Muhammad on a one-year deal. After joining the Lions in October and registering three sacks in nine games last season, Muhammad's return bolsters an already competitive edge rush group that includes standout players like Aidan Hutchinson and Marcus Davenport.

Head Coach Dan Campbell acknowledged the challenges Muhammad faced early on, such as adapting to a new system and overcoming initial rust. As a late-season addition, he impressed with two sacks in the final three games. The Lions' organizational strategy this offseason highlights their commitment to maintaining a strong defensive front, having re-signed a total of 14 free agents while also adding new talent through the draft and free agency.