Graham Glasgow among several former Lions who earned tryouts on Tuesday

On Tuesday, the Detroit Lions welcomed back several former players for tryouts. Among them were Graham Glasgow and Kingsley Eguakun, both former centers who previously played for the Lions. Glasgow, a 10-year veteran, started 14 games for the Lions last year before being cut due to salary cap concerns. Eguakun, who also started a couple of games for Detroit last year, was signed off Detroit’s practice squad by the Browns but failed to make their final roster. He then spent time on the Giants’ practice squad.

Additionally, the Lions worked out wide receiver Lawrence Keys on Tuesday. Keys, who was one of the four UFL receivers Detroit signed this offseason, had not been on the team’s roster since being cut in August due to injury. Finally, former Detroit safety Tracy Walker had his suspension lifted for undisclosed reasons. Walker had to sit out 12 games in 2025 and another three in 2026 due to an unspecified infraction. Meanwhile, former Lions guard Kevin Zeitler met with the Packers to address their offensive line concerns.