Report: Lions that sign the former CB of Seahawks to practice the equipment in the midst of secondary lesions

After suffering an eruption of injuries in their high school against the Cleveland Browns, the Detroit Lions are signing some help in the corner. According to the sources of the League, Tre Flowers, previously a Quinta Ronda de los Seattle Seahawks draft selection in 2018 and more recently a member of the Chicago Bears practice team, joins the lions practice team, according to Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston.

Flowers arrives at Detroit after Dan Campbell’s afternoon press conference revealed that the lions were going to be without at least an initial corner for this next game against the Cincinnati Bengals in week 5.

“He will be depressed for a while, but the good news is that it is not a season’s end. We will recover it, it seems that,” Campbell said about the state of DJ Reed, the great firm of the lions of this kind of previous free agency.

Campbell acknowledged that there is the possibility that Reed can reach the injured reserve, which means that it would miss at least the next four games. Since Flowers is signing with the practice team, this movement does not provide more clarity about the duration of the imminent absence of Reed.

Reed’s injury puts lions in a corner, but Terrión Arnold, the outer corner in front of Reed, is also at risk of missing this week’s game.

“I don’t think this is something huge, but the question is: will it be ready for this week?” Campbell said about the state of Arnold for next Sunday. “That would really be the question. And if not this week, I should return next week.”

In any case, adding Flores gives the lions a corner with a ton of experience and size. It has appeared in 95 games (44 openings), aligning in the outer corner for more than 82% of its total defensive snapshots (3,493). And with 6 feet 3 inches, 200 pounds, Flowers was established as a presence in the defense of the race, obtaining degrees of defense of PFF of 80 or more three times in his seven -year career. Flowers has registered four interceptions, 22 defendant passes, five forced loose balls, 2.0 captures and 287 tacle.