the Detroit Lyons The Super Bowl corner picked up on Friday, which strengthened their efforts to enhance their depth in this position this season.
The former Eagles CB Avten Maddox joins the DJ Reed and Rock Ya-SIN as the latest additions to the high school for lions, providing great experience in the veteran and depth to a position that was largely exhausted to a tendon last year.
What brings avonte Maddox to Detroit?
Maddox, 28, starts from the season of Super Bowl’s victory in Philadelphia. Although it was used in the positions of nickel in the first place throughout the last season, it has operated a major against the leaders of Super Bowl, which helped to close the door on Patrick Mahries, which led to a fourth pass to the bottom of the ball that brought the ball to the eagles in the third quarter.
Maddox is likely to play a similar role in Detroit, with the exception of any novice injuries and Terrion Arnold, although he will do so for his hometown. He is a citizen of Detroit and King’s High School.
MADDOX played primarily a corner in its seven seasons of Enaour, but also got some limited safety experience. The ingenuity of the matter will be a key to this defense, as it included a year marred by injuries like last year that the team moves a lot of pieces around the game.
41 out of 81 games appeared, with a total of four professional objections and eight forced flounders.
Madix will definitely get a lot of shots, especially in nickel. He ranked his Pro Football Focus around the middle of the package for his position, giving him a total degree of 56.3. PFF gave Maddox a higher average score of 71.9 for its peak capabilities, which will be essential if the lions are struggling again to press with a rush of four men in 2025.
Adding Madox, along with Red, Ya Sen, and the return of Khalil Dorsi, makes CB less than the need for the team that goes to the draft, allowing them to focus on both the attack and defensive men. Maddox being one of the many lions that signed one -year deals for the next season that gives lions a lot of financial flexibility to move forward.
