The Detroit Lions are remaking their offensive line from the ground up, turning it into a physical powerhouse designed to dominate both run and pass. Penei Sewell’s move to left tackle is a masterstroke to shield Jared Goff from pressure, while young, gritty interior linemen like Cade Mays and Tate Ratledge bring nastiness and depth. Even with a rookie possibly stepping in at right tackle, the competition between Blake Miller and Larry Borom ensures readiness. This isn’t just rebuilding—it’s building a unit poised to unlock explosive potential and turn the tide for the Lions this season.
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