Lions Sign Linebacker Clark for Depth, Special Teams

Here's more NFL news for March 18th.

The Detroit Lions just signed Linebacker Demon Clark as an unrestricted free agent.

This low-key addition brings starting experience and solid special team skills to a team chasing

a Super Bowl run.

It's the kind of depth move that could pay big dividends down the line.

Clark was a fifth-round pick by the Dallas Cowboys in 2022.

He overcame spinal fusion surgery right before the draft, hitting the field as a rookie

and starting five games that first year.

He spent parts of three seasons there before moving on.

His career stats show real production when given chances, with 190 tackles, six tackles

for loss, four pass breakups and two forced, fumbles.

That toughness lines up perfectly with Detroit's gritty team culture.

In a short stint with the Houston Texans, Clark's shown on special teams logging 130 snaps

in just six games across all four phases.

That versatility gives him a clear shot at sticking on the roster.

This fits right into General Manager Brad Holmes' strategy of targeting upside players for

competition at key spots.

Clark should push for a backup linebacker role while strengthening special teams from

day one.

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