Detroit Lions LB Grant Stuard made 19 tackles in a game last season for the Colts, but said landing a potential starting job wasn't his priority.

Day four of free agency is over, so let's review who the Lions signed that day, along with their medical concern level from 1 (no concern) to 10 (does the Guardian cap come in full-body size?).

The Detroit Lions agreed to a one-year deal with free agent wide receiver Tim Patrick, the team announced Friday.

Tim Patrick finished sixth on the Detroit Lions with 33 catches for 394 yards and three touchdowns in 2024. He has signed in free agency.

Patrick, 31, played the role of big wideout in Detroit's offense in 2024 after being plucked from the Denver Broncos scrap heap. He quickly worked his way from the practice squad to the active roster. In 16 games, including nine starts, Patrick caught 33 of the 44 passes thrown his way, netting 394 yards and three touchdowns.

The Detroit Lions got deeper at the linebacker position with the addition of four-year veteran Grant Stuard. The linebacker has spent the last three NFL seasons suiting up for the Indianapolis Colts,

New Detroit Lions linebacker Grant Stuard life has not exactly been a fairy tale. As detailed by The Athletic’s Zac Keefer, he battled through a tough childhood. His father was in and out of jail, and his mother was battling a crippling drug addiction throughout his adolescence.