Aidan Hutchinson Updates Rehab Progress from Broken Leg

Aidan Hutchinson, the Detroit Lions' star defensive end, is making significant strides in his rehabilitation six months after suffering a broken fibula and tibia during a game against the Dallas Cowboys. During an interview at The Masters, Hutchinson expressed optimism about his recovery, stating, "I’m there. I’d say I’m good," and mentioned he has one final round of evaluation tests before completing his rehab process. He has shown marked improvement, recently sharing a video of himself running and cutting sharply, contrasting with earlier recovery footage from February. The Lions' offseason program begins April 22, and Hutchinson is expected to participate actively as he prepares for the upcoming season. Despite his absence, the Lions achieved a franchise-best 15-2 record last season, but their playoff run ended in disappointment against the Washington Commanders. Hutchinson, who had been leading the NFL in sacks before his injury, is anticipated to make a substantial impact upon his return.