The Detroit Lions made a strategic roster move on Tuesday by re-signing fullback Jason Cabinda to their practice squad.
In a related move, the Lions released defensive tackle Isaiah Buggs. Buggs was the odd man out with DT Alim McNeill ready to return to the lineup.
Jason Cabinda, who was activated from injured reserve and subsequently dismissed, has passed waivers, allowing the Lions to re-sign him. Cabinda’s return to the team for the season finale against the Minnesota Vikings was previously announced by head coach Dan Campbell.
In his absence, the Lions compensated by delegating his duties to players such as defender Malcolm Rodriguez and rookie tight end Sam LaPorta. With the return of Cabinda, these players can now concentrate on their primary positions, providing the Lions with a more unified and strategic lineup.
The reintroduction of Jason Cabinda into the practice squad is a tribute to the Detroit Lions’ strategic planning as they continue to fine-tune their roster in preparation for their next game against the Minnesota Vikings. His comeback is expected to play a key role in the Lions’ game strategy, underscoring the franchise’s dedication to constructing a flexible and resilient team capable of facing the NFL’s obstacles.
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