Lions look to have restructured John Cominsky's contract
Earlier in the offseason we suggested the possibility of Detroit Lions edge rusher John Cominsky being a possible cap casualty after a down year and his contract being a little high. It looks like he and the Lions have remedied that by agreeing to a restructure. The Lions do a few things with this deal. […]
Earlier in the offseason we suggested the possibility of Detroit Lions edge rusher John Cominsky being a possible cap casualty after a down year and his contract being a little high. It looks like he and the Lions have remedied that by agreeing to a restructure.
The Lions do a few things with this deal. They open up some extra cap space that they can use in free agency and they hold onto Cominsky without having to let him go to free up that cap space.
Cominsky did have a down year like we said earlier, but in the grand scheme of things, he can be a solid depth piece for a team that is expected to put out a near brand new defensive line in 2024. If Cominsky can get back to the 2022 version of himself, the Lions are getting a good deal here.
If he can't, then the Lions have put themselves in a situation where they aren't paying a ton to a player that is underperforming and they can still part ways later if they need to.
There could be more restructures coming. We suggested in our offseason mock that the Lions could look to restructure multiple players, like Frank Ragnow and Taylor Decker, to open up some more cap space and get some things done.
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