Dan Skipper, the fan-favorite offensive lineman for the Detroit Lions, is set to return for another season after agreeing to a one-year deal with the team, according to ESPN.

Although the Lions’ offensive line still faces some uncertainties—particularly with Kevin Zeitler unsigned and Graham Glasgow entering his final year—the return of Skipper is a positive development for the team’s depth and overall play. The 6-foot-9, 330-pound lineman is known for his strength, experience, and familiarity with offensive line coach Hank Fraley’s system.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell praised Skipper’s growth, noting, “He earned the third tackle position, and I feel like this was the best he’s ever played. He’s battled to get to this point, and when Decker was out, he stepped in and played well. He’s tough, smart, and gritty, and he fits everything we stand for.” Skipper’s versatility and toughness will continue to be a valuable asset to the Lions’ offensive line.