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The Lions are bringing back some offensive line depth from 2018."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Detroit Lions NewsDetroit Lions NotesDetroit Lions AnalysisDetroit Lions TransactionsDetroit Lions Game RecapsBreaking NewsIntroducing the 2019 Detroit Lions Draft Class! 脳Detroit Lions NewsDetroit Lions TransactionsDetroit Lions re-sign OT Andrew Donnal New Danny Amendola Jersey ,55commentsThe Lions are bringing back some offensive line depth from 2018. EDTShareTweetShareShareDetroit Lions re-sign OT Andrew Donnal Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY SportsFriday morning, the Detroit Lions announced they have re-signed offensive tackle Andrew Donnal. Donnal first joined the Lions as a waiver claim after the Los Angeles Rams cut the offensive tackle during the last round of roster cuts prior to the start of the 2019 season. Donnal managed to stay on the roster for most of the year, though he was waived and re-signed in October once.As he battled a leg injury for the first month of the season, Donnal spent most of his Sundays—11 of 16—on the inactive list. He did make two game appearances, however those games combined for zero offensive snaps and just nine special teams plays. The Lions clearly like something about the 27-year-old tackle Trey Flowers Jersey , seeing as he managed to stick on the roster for most of the season despite his limited contributions. Given that Detroit doesn’t have much in terms of depth at tackle, Donnal could certainly crack the 53-man roster depending on how the Lions approach the rest of the offseason. Have a happy retirement, Glover!" />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesPride Of Detroit homepageHorizontal - WhitePride Of Detroita Detroit Lions communityFollow Pride Of Detroit online:Follow Pride Of Detroit on TwitterFollow Pride Of Detroit on FacebookLog in or sign upLog InSign UpSite searchSearchSearchPride Of Detroit main menuFanpostsFanshotsSectionsLibraryLionsOddsAboutMastheadCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 321 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Detroit Lions NewsDetroit Lions NotesDetroit Lions AnalysisDetroit Lions TransactionsDetroit Lions Game RecapsFormer Detroit Lions safety Glover Quin to retire after 10 seasonsNew,31commentsHave a happy retirement, Glover! EDTFormer Detroit Lions safety Glover Quin told ESPN this week that he intends to retire from the NFL after 10 seasons of play with the Texans and Lions. “Football was never who I was as a person Damon Harrison Jersey ,” Quin told ESPN’s Michael Rothstein. “It was always what I had done. I wanted to use football as a stepping stone into the rest of my life and not let football be my life. I always only wanted to play 10 years. Said if I was able to walk off the field after the last game in Year 10, it would be really hard for me to walk back on. I’m young, I’m healthy and I got a lot of life to live. So I’m walking away from the game of football.”The Lions released Quin back in February, choosing to go in a different direction in their defensive backfield—mainly: cheaper and younger. They have now drafted a safety in the third round in back-to-back years. Quin first joined the Lions in 2013, signing a big five-year contract. Almost immediately Ricky Jean Francois Jersey , Quin assumed a leadership role and became a playmaker in Detroit’s secondary. In 2014, he led the entire NFL with seven interceptions, leading to his first (and only) Pro Bowl appearance and being named second-team All Pro. Since then, we’ve heard from defensive back after defensive back talk about just how valuable of a resource Quin has been as a locker room presence. Quandre Diggs, Darius Slay Christian Jones Jersey , and Tracy Walker are just a few of the names that have been impacted by Quin’s presence. Quin will step away from the game with a total of 85 passes defended, 24 interceptions and a couple touchdowns to his name. Better yet, he can accurately claim he left the game better than he entered it. Have a happy retirement, Glover. UPDATE: Lions general manager Bob Quinn offered the following statement on Quin’s retirement: