Brad Holmes Could Steal Colts Captain in Intriguing Lions Trade Idea
A new Lions trade idea targets former Vikings safety Cam Bynum. Could Brad Holmes acquire the Colts veteran to help Detroit's injury-hit secondary?
The Detroit Lions are considering a trade for former Minnesota Vikings safety Cam Bynum, who currently plays for the Indianapolis Colts. Bynum, a 28-year-old defensive back, has four years of starting experience and a history of making plays against the pass. He has the versatility to help Detroit's secondary, which has been dealing with injuries.
However, a deal with the Colts is complicated by Bynum's contract, which includes a $15.01 million salary-cap charge in 2026 and $18.48 million in 2027. The Lions would need to account for Bynum's future salary obligations in addition to his current contract. Additionally, there is no confirmed report that the Lions have contacted the Colts about Bynum or that the Colts have placed him on the trade block.
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