What happened: Detroit's secondary remains a pressure point after the club created cap space and explored cornerback help this week. Recent Wire Report coverage had the Lions freeing $35 million and making a trade inquiry while Dan Campbell downplayed a major move.

Why it matters: That keeps attention on whether Detroit sees the position as a quick fix or a larger roster issue during the regular season. Cap flexibility matters because any follow-up move would carry immediate expectations for a team trying to stabilize a vulnerable spot.

What to watch: Watch whether Detroit turns that flexibility into another defensive addition or sticks with its current group in the next week.