Lions re-sign defensive end Al-Quadin Muhammad

The Detroit Lions have made significant moves to reinforce their defense, highlighted by the re-signing of defensive end Al-Quadin Muhammad on a one-year deal. Muhammad, who joined the Lions mid-season last year, contributed three sacks and 24 quarterback pressures in nine games. His return is part of a broader strategy as the Lions re-sign several key players, including cornerback Khalil Dorsey and defensive tackle Pat O'Connor, totaling 14 re-signings this offseason. The Lions aim to bolster their defensive lineup after overcoming injuries last season while also adding new players like cornerback D.J. Reed. With a mix of returning veterans and new additions, the Lions are positioning themselves for a stronger 2025 season.