The Lions re-signed former Saints draft pick Marcus Davenport, who is attempting an NFL comeback after a series of devastating injuries.

In back-to-back days, the Lions signed a free agent who had an early season-ending injury last year. Previously, it was Derrick Barnes who received a 3-year contract worth $25.5 million. This time, it's Marcus Davenport who got a 1-year deal worth up to $4.

With Marcus Davenport and Derrick Barnes re-signed in free agency, the Detroit Lions will return their entire projected front seven from 2024.

After missing 15 games last season, pass rusher Marcus Davenport is reportedly returning to the Detroit Lions on a one-year deal.

Next up for the Davenport Experience was the Detroit Lions last season. Davenport would play in only two games before his year ended with a triceps injury. He had a half sack and six pressures in those two outings.

After being robbed of another season due to injury, former first-round pass rusher Marcus Davenport will spend another year in

The Lions originally signed Davenport last offseason to be a physical edge rusher opposite Aidan Hutchinson. He’s a powerful pass rusher when healthy.

Veteran EDGE Marcus Davenport is back in the fold with the Detroit Lions. Detroit re-signed Davenport Saturday to a one-year contract reportedly worth up to $4.75 million. An offseason ago, Brad Holmes & Co.

Last offseason the Detroit Lions underperformed when it came ot finding players to help out on the edge. The one guy that they did sign was former 14th overall pick Marcus Davenport. The one thing everyone knows about Marcus Davenport is that he gets hurt a lot,