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One of the Chicago Bears’ division rivals is upgrading their secondary. And it’s not costing much to do so. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports (via Twitter/X) that the Detroit Lions are acquiring safety Andre Cisco in a trade from the New…

The Detroit Lions are reportedly acquiring safety Andre Cisco in a trade with the New York Jets, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. In exchange for the 26-year-old defensive back, Detroit is sending a 2028 sixth-round draft pick to New York ahead of the NFL trade deadline.
Bleacher Nation writer Luis C. Medina views Cisco as an upgrade for the Lions' secondary, while noting that the safety had also been considered a potential target for the Chicago Bears. Cisco spent four seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars before joining the Jets.
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