Lions Shake Up Offensive Line, Eyeing Sewell Move

0:00It's March 30th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is NFL News Today. Your AI-powered football briefing. The Detroit Lions are shaking up their offensive line, eyeing a switch for Star Tackle Penae Suule from right to left side this fall. After three straight all-pro seasons anchoring the right, Coach Dan Campbell dropped the hand at the league meeting on March 30th. He wants Suule protecting quarterback Jared Gau's blindside, but isn't locking it in yet. Campbell already chatted with Suule, who just needs a couple days to shake off rest on his left-handed stance. It's like riding a bike for him. He started at left tackle as a rookie in 2021, filling in for an injured teammate and dominated their end. College at Oregon back in 2019. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the flexibility this gives the Lions, especially after cutting veteran Taylor Decker to save cash. They snagged Larry Boram in free agency, a guy who can flex between tackles, likely sliding to the right spot while building security up front for.

1:00Goff to step up clean in the pocket. The team is still tweaking the line, adding starter-cade maze at center, and vets like Ben Barch and Juice Grugs at guard for depth. Campbell calls Suule special for flipping sides so smooth, saying it'll add that subconscious safety blanket no matter what blitz comes. With the draught around the corner, expect more moves to lock this line down, keeping the Lions offence rolling strong into the season.