Summary
The Detroit Lions are considering moving Penei Sewell, an All-Pro right tackle, to the left tackle position to fill the gap left by the departure of Taylor Decker. Lions head coach Dan Campbell discussed this potential move during the NFL annual league meeting, stating that Sewell is prepared for the change if needed.
Key Facts
- The Detroit Lions lost Taylor Decker, their previous left tackle, this offseason.
- Running back David Montgomery was traded away by the Lions.
- The Lions might draft a new tackle with their No. 17 pick, but there may not be suitable candidates available.
- Penei Sewell, currently playing right tackle, could switch to left tackle for the Lions.
- Sewell is experienced, having been named to the Pro Bowl four times and an All-Pro three times.
- Sewell initially played left tackle in college and won the Outland Trophy.
- Head coach Dan Campbell expressed readiness for Sewell to switch roles if necessary.
- The position change aims to protect quarterback Jared Goff's blindside effectively.
