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Detroit signs running back Isiah Pacheco to a one-year, $1.81 million deal, positioning him as the clear No. 2 behind Jahmyr Gibbs in 2026 and boosting backfield depth as Detroit leans on Gibbs after a young workload; the move comes as the team considers its evolving roster with David Montgomery reportedly facing a trade scenario to the Texans.
The Detroit Lions signed Isiah Pacheco to a one-year contract to back up Jahmyr Gibbs, providing a bruising, short-yardage option and pass-protection specialist after moving on from David Montgomery. Pacheco’s injury history and post-rookie production fluctuations temper expectations, but the fit as a complementary RB2 should help keep Gibbs fresh; Detroit may still add depth in the draft or UDFA.
Detroit has signed former Chiefs running back Isiah Pacheco to back Jahmyr Gibbs after trading David Montgomery to the Houston Texans. Pacheco has 2,537 rushing yards and 14 TDs in four seasons, with a peak 2023 campaign of 935 yards and seven scores, though injuries have limited him recently. If healthy, he provides physicality and can spell Gibbs, potentially taking on some third-down and goal-line work as Detroit reassesses its backfield role.
Detroit signs former Chiefs RB Isiah Pacheco to a one-year deal to back up Jahmyr Gibbs and replace David Montgomery; Pacheco posted 830 rushing yards in his rookie season and 935 in 2023 before a fractured fibula limited him to seven games in 2024, bringing a physical, change-of-pace back to Detroit.
Amon-Ra St. Brown says he’s sick to see David Montgomery traded to the Texans, but he’s happy for Montgomery to get a bigger, starting role in Houston. He praises Montgomery’s team-first mindset, notes Gibbs’ rise in Detroit, and believes Montgomery will have a true RB1 opportunity with his new team.
Detroit traded running back David Montgomery to the Houston Texans in exchange for the Texans’ 2026 fourth‑round pick, a 2027 seventh‑round pick, and offensive lineman Juice Scruggs, prompting analysts to weigh in on the move and how Detroit will patch the backfield around Jahmyr Gibbs.
Detroit trading David Montgomery to Houston for a fourth-round pick, a seventh-round pick, and center Juice Scruggs, after Montgomery grew unhappy with a reduced role behind Jahmyr Gibbs. Montgomery had 33 rushing TDs for Detroit over the last three seasons, and the move frees cap space while pairing Gibbs with a younger, cheaper back in Houston.
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler says Lions RB David Montgomery wants out, and Detroit could trade him for a modest Day 3 pick as Jahmyr Gibbs has become the backfield focal point, with Montgomery posting career-lows last season.
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler floated a rumor that Lions running back David Montgomery wants out and Detroit would seek a Day 3 pick, but Montgomery refuted the report on Twitter. The saga follows GM Brad Holmes’ past comments about finding the right fit and Montgomery’s reduced touches behind Jahmyr Gibbs last season. With two years left on his contract, an $8.4 million cap hit this year and $4.9 million guaranteed, a trade could free cap space as Detroit weighs its options ahead of the March 11 NFL league year.
The Packers could gain an edge in the NFC North if Detroit Lions running back David Montgomery leaves amid a tight salary cap (the Lions are about $9.9 million over the cap), with potential savings of up to $6 million depending on timing; Montgomery’s departure would change Detroit’s backfield alongside Jahmyr Gibbs, potentially easing Green Bay’s path against its divisional rival.
The Detroit Lions have five players selected to the 2026 Pro Bowl, including starters Jack Campbell, Jahmyr Gibbs, Aidan Hutchinson, Penei Sewell, and Amon-Ra St. Brown, with additional alternates. These players have achieved notable performances this season, highlighting the team's talent and success.
Aidan Hutchinson showcased his versatility with 37 career sacks and five interceptions, while the Lions' aggressive fourth-down play helped set up a touchdown. Despite a tough game for Gibbs and the Lions' run game, linebacker Jack Campbell set a career high in tackles. The Rams' offense, led by coach Sean McVay, outperformed the Lions' defense, scoring 41 points and gaining 519 yards, as the Lions' defense struggled against the Rams' ground game. Punter Jack Fox's streak of punts without a touchback ended after 14 weeks.
In Week 10 of the NFL, Jonathan Taylor and Jahmyr Gibbs were named Offensive Players of the Week, Hunter and Lawrence earned Defensive honors, while Nwangwu and Shepherd received Special Teams awards, highlighting standout performances across the league.
The Detroit Lions' dominant 44-22 win over the Commanders saw several players' stocks rise, notably Jahmyr Gibbs and the offensive line, while others like Aidan Hutchinson and Al-Quadin Muhammad experienced declines. The game marked a strategic turnaround with a focus on ground game and efficient passing, boosting team confidence and individual performances.
The Detroit Lions dominated the Washington Commanders 44-22, with Jared Goff throwing for 320 yards and three touchdowns, and Jahmyr Gibbs rushing for 142 yards and two touchdowns, showcasing a strong offensive performance that improved their record to 6-3, while the Commanders fell to 3-7.