Aside from signing former New York Jets cornerback D.J. Reed to a three-year deal, the Lions opted against a flurry of high-profile moves. Instead, they focused on bolstering defensive depth with additions like Grant Stuard and Roy Lopez while also signing Kyle Allen and Kenny Yeboah to reinforce the offense.

The first wave of NFL free agency is over, and the Detroit Lions got involved, but not to the degree that many Lions fans hoped they would. It's probably because they feel pretty good about their team,

Detroit Lions need starting-caliber players at CB, DT, DE and OG, but are not expected to be big spenders when NFL free agency opens Monday afternoon.