The Detroit Lions have made a strategic move by signing center Trystan Colon to a one-year deal, securing insurance following the retirement of Frank Ragnow. Colon brings five seasons of NFL experience, having played in 51 games with seven starts, most recently with the Arizona Cardinals. Known for his versatility, Colon also has prior experience as a center from his tenure with the Baltimore Ravens, where he started four games.

This addition not only enhances the Lions' offensive line depth but also demonstrates their proactive approach in addressing potential gaps in their roster. Colon's ability to fill in at various positions along the line could prove invaluable as the Lions look to maintain competitive momentum heading into the next season.