Lions G Christian Mahogany suffers knee injury

The Detroit Lions got some bad news coming out of their Week 9 loss to the Minnesota Vikings.

After getting carted off the field, starting left guard Christian Mahogany was seen in the postgame locker room on crutches. Head coach

Dan Campbell told the media after the game that Mahogany would miss significant time with a knee injury.

“Mahogany is going to be out for a while,” Campbell told reporters. “Long time, probably.”

The 2024 sixth-rounder started the Lions’ first eight games of the season and played every snap until he left Sunday’s game. Out of 78 offensive guards with at least 150 snaps, Mahogany ranks 46th in pass-blocking effieciency (96.8), 37th in pressures allowed (12), and 20th in overall grade (68.3), per Pro Football Focus (subscription required).

Mahogany’s injury will force another change to the interior of the Lions offensive line after their offseason overhaul. Longtime center Frank Ragnow retired and veteran right guard Kevin Zeitler left in free agency.

Graham Glasgow shifted from left guard to center, rookie Tate Ratledge took over at right guard and Mahogany won the left guard job after starting only one game as a rookie.

The 25-year-old was replaced by five-year veteran Kayode Awosika on Sunday. He may retain the job going forward, but the Lions could also make a last-minute entry into the guard market before Tuesday’s trade deadline.

You Won’t Believe What Devin Neal Just Did for the Saints – A Bold Move That Could Lead Them to Glory!

In an unprecedented move that could send shockwaves through the NFL, New Orleans

Saints star Devin Neal has put his money where his mouth is — literally. Despite being sidelined and unable to play, Neal has publicly announced that he’s ready to take a MASSIVE pay cut to help the

Saints bolster their roster and secure a Super Bowl victory.

Is this a PR stunt, or is Devin Neal the selfless hero the Saints need to seal their championship fate? According to sources close to the team, Neal's offer is genuine — and management has been blown away by his commitment to winning.

"I cannot play right now, but I can still fight for the team in another way," Neal said, leaving fans speechless. "If reducing my salary helps us add players and get closer to the Lombardi Trophy, I am ready to do it. I love the

Saints, I love my teammates, and I want to see this team win."

But the question remains: Will other NFL stars follow Neal's lead? Can a pay cut actually be the secret weapon the

Saints need to make a Super Bowl run? With trade rumors swirling and the team needing every last dollar to make critical moves before the deadline, Neal’s radical sacrifice could be the game-changer.

Sources reveal that Saints management is seriously considering his offer, and fans are already going wild. Could this be the ultimate act of leadership, or is it a desperation move from a team desperate to get over the hump?

With his reputation as one of the league’s most dedicated players, Devin Neal’s offer could be the spark that ignites the Saints’ journey to the promised land. Will his gamble pay off, or will it all blow up in the

Saints’ faces? This could either be a genius move or a colossal mistake — and the whole league will be watching closely.

Stay tuned as we continue to track Neal’s incredible gesture, and find out whether other stars will join the

Saints' bold bid to grab the Lombardi Trophy! One thing is for sure: The Saints' Super Bowl dreams just got a lot more interesting.

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