The Detroit Lions were quiet in the hours leading up to Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline, opting to stand pat as they prepare to make a Super Bowl run in the second half of the season. Following a serious injury to left guard Christian Mahogany — and with Taylor Decker battling a shoulder injury all season —the Lions had a starting- and depth-level need on the offensive line, but it’s not all that surprising that the Lions weren’t able to add one.

Lions coach Dan Campbell played coy, per usual, when asked about the team’s needs ahead of the deadline, but spoke to the difficulty of acquiring a worthwhile offensive lineman midseason when making his weekly appearance on 97.1 The Ticket’s “Costa & Jansen Show with Heather” on Tuesday morning.

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