The Detroit Lions have been connected to the well-known former safety Quandre Diggs.
Reports indicate that the split wasn’t entirely amicable. Despite Diggs expressing his affection for the city, there were rumored issues with the Lions’ previous regime and head coach Matt Patricia.
However, with the Lions now led by Brad Holmes and Dan Campbell and experiencing success, a reunion has been suggested by various sources. Diggs continues to perform at a high level, and the Lions need depth at the safety position.
Consequently, Randy Mueller of The Athletic proposed that a return would be mutually beneficial in an article discussing potential landing spots for talented veterans who are still available.
“I actually think a return to the Motor City, where he spent his first five years in the league, would make some sense,” Mueller said. “The Lions have revamped their secondary, particularly at corner, and a veteran communicator could be just what they need to solidify the back end. Diggs earned good money in Seattle, so he might consider a discount to join a contender, and his previous connection to the Lions could be advantageous. He would fit seamlessly into their new culture under Dan Campbell.”
Other storylines surrounding the Lions on Sunday, May 19:
1.) Justin Rogers, beat writer for the Detroit News, made his initial predictions for the Lions’ final 53-man roster for the upcoming season.
2.) SideLion Report shared their opinion on the five most winnable games for the Lions on their 2024 schedule.
3.) The Detroit Free Press examined which players on the roster might be next in line for a contract extension following the three that have been signed this offseason.
4.) The Lions’ social media team released a behind-the-scenes video of their schedule reveal, featuring comedic actors Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson.
