The Detroit Lions have a clear path to improving their roster if they hope to contend for a Super Bowl in 2025. With the departures of offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, the team faces significant challenges. However, the foundation remains strong, keeping them in the mix as a top contender.
One of the most glaring issues for Detroit last season was its defense, particularly in the secondary. Injuries exposed the unit’s shortcomings, and the struggles were evident when Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders shredded them in the playoffs. With Glenn no longer in charge, head coach Dan Campbell must prioritize strengthening the defense to avoid a repeat performance.
A promising young cornerback from the AFC appears to be available, and if Detroit pursues him, it could provide a much-needed solution to one of its biggest defensive flaws.
