Former New Orleans Saints defensive end Marcus Davenport is likely out for the season after suffering a torn triceps in the Detroit Lions' Week 3 overtime win against the Arizona Cardinals. Lions head coach Dan Campbell announced the bad news on Monday,

Detroit Lions defensive end Marcus Davenport suffered a likely season-ending injury in his team's victory over the Arizona Cardinals. Davenport suffered a torn triceps, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Monday.

Paschal is another heavier/power style of edge, though he hasn’t had the NFL success of Davenport or even Onwuzurike to this point. The 2022 second-round pick is adapting to a more power-oriented approach, something the Lions encouraged for the 280-ish-pounder after he struggled to find an identity in his first two years.

Head coach Dan Campbell confirmed Davenport is indeed out for the year. His Lions tenure (barring a new deal in the offseason)

Lions edge rusher Marcus Davenport returned to action on Sunday after missing a game with a groin injury, but another injury may wipe out the rest of his 2024 season.

The Detroit Lions suffered a plethora of injuries in the Week 3 win in Arizona over the Cardinals. One of those injuries that wasn't immediately apparent in watching the game could turn out to be the worst.

Davenport is out for the rest of the 2024 season with an elbow injury. To fill one spot, the Lions have signed receiver Tim Patrick to the 53-man roster off of the club’s practice squad. The longtime Broncos wideout has caught three passes for 20 yards so far in 2024.

The Detroit Lions are dealing with some terrible injury luck right now. Marcus Davenport is the latest player to be lost for the season... how should they go about replacing him?