Muhammad added a sack as part of Detroit’s emerging edge pressure, contributing to a stronger second-half pass rush against Caleb Williams and Chicago’s offense.

Muhammad rebounded after an early unsportsmanlike conduct penalty to post a strong showing on defense, finishing among Detroit’s top-graded 10+ snap players and contributing to pressure on the Packers’ action.

Muhammad provides veteran edge depth behind the top trio. His role could be steadier if Smith returns, offering reliable depth and occasional pressure in sub-packages.

Al-Quadin Muhammad did not practice, contributing to concerns about the Lions' defensive depth as the team navigates through training camp.

Al-Quadin Muhammad has re-signed with the Detroit Lions after a successful late-season performance where he recorded three sacks. His adaptability to the team's defensive system following a midseason arrival has made him a valuable asset to the Lions' edge rushing unit.