Lions Sign Borom, Sewell Shifts to Left Tackle

0:00For the NFL, it's March 9th, here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Detroit Lions made ways by releasing veteran left tackle, Taylor Decker. Right away fans figured star-right tackle Penae Seule would slide over to the left side. Now, a key signing backs that up. The team grabbed former Miami Dolphins tackle, Larry Boram. Reports say he's in line to start a right tackle, letting Seule make the switch. Some bring solid experience, having started 11 games at right tackle for Miami last year. Meanwhile, Seule is locked in long-term as the seventh overall pick from 2021, with a contract running through 2029 at Ann, average of $28 million a year. Analysts project a new starting offensive line with Seule at left tackle, Christian Mahogany at left guard, Cade Mays at center, Tate Ratlidge at, Right Guard and Boram on the right side. This shuffle aims to keep the line strong after Decker's exit, setting up an intriguing

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