Lions Re-sign Myles Adams, Boost Defensive Line Depth

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The Detroit Lions made a move on Thursday by resigning veteran defensive tackle, Miles

Adams.

That's 28-year-old is heading into his sixth NFL season, and while contract details

weren't shared, he's back with the team after some time on.

Their practice squad, Adams spent his first three-and-a-half years with the Seattle Seahawks,

weighing in 26 games with just one start and 346.

Total snaps.

Last year he stayed with Detroit but never made the active roster, sitting on the practice

squad all season.

In 2024, the Lions grabbed him from Seattle's practice squad amid defensive injuries.

He appeared in four games down the stretch, logging 46 defensive snaps with four tackles,

one sack, and two quarterback hits.

At six foot two and 299 pounds, Adams fits as a tweener between tackle and edge rusher.

He'll likely serve as a reserve behind players like Levi, Onwuzurike, Mucky Wingo, and Tyler

Lacey.

Meanwhile, Detroit's defensive line still has gaps.

Edge depth is thin, despite signing DJ, one of them, and with DJ readers still unsigned

and Roy Lopez now with the cardinals, they need more nose tackle backups beyond Tyler

Williams and Aleem.

McNeill

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