Detroit Lions offensive line depth chart: Penei Sewell to LT?

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The signings of Cade Mays and Larry Borom can't become official until the new NFL league year opens at 4 p.m. Wednesday, March 11, but their additions are the first step in what looks to be a major revamping of the Detroit Lions offensive line.

The Lionscut veteran interior lineman Graham Glasgow in a cost-cutting move last week, and appear ready to move on from left tackle Taylor Decker after he asked for his release following failed talks on a revamped contract.

The Lions will have at least two new starters in 2026, potentially three if they open up competition at left guard, could move All-Pro right tackle Penei Sewell to the left side to replace Decker, and still could add to the position in April's NFL draft.

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Borom started 11 games at right tackle for the Miami Dolphins last season and started games at both tackle spots for Chicago Bears in 2021-24. Mays finished last season as the starting center for the Carolina Panthers.

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Three other Lions offensive linemen – Jamarco Jones, Kayode Awosika and Trystan Colon – will be unrestricted free agents if they don't re-sign with the Lions by Wednesday.

Here's a look at the Lions' current projected depth chart on the offensive line.

Lions depth chart at OL for 2026​

• LT: Penei Sewell, Gio Manu.
• LG: Christian Mahogany, Miles Frazier.
• C: Cade Mays, Seth McLaughlin.
• RG: Tate Ratledge, Michael Niese.
• RT: Larry Borom, Devin Cochran.

Dave Birkett covers the Lions for the Detroit Free Press. Contact him at [email protected]. Follow him on Bluesky, X and Instagram at @davebirkett.

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