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A star CFL player has signed a reserve/futures contract with the Lions. According to Justin Dunk of 3DownNation, Detroit has agreed to a futures contract with defensive lineman Mathieu Betts. Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press has affirmed the marking. Betts won the Canadian Football Association’s Most Extraordinary Guarded Player grant this previous season while playing for the BC Lions. He completed the season with 44 handles, three constrained bobbles, and 18 sacks, with that last option mark being the most by a Canadian-conceived player in CFL history.
The 28-year-old defensive lineman has spent the past four seasons in the CFL, including a stint with Edmonton. He’s collected 27 sacks during his professional career, the majority of which have come over the past two years.
The Laval University product went undrafted in the 2019 draft. He caught on with the Bears for the preseason but was among Chicago’s final cuts.
Jared Goff, the quarterback for the Detroit Lions, has one primary goal for 2024: to win a Super Bowl. In the NFC Championship Game, the Detroit Lions were defeated by the San Francisco 49ers 34-31, falling just short of their ultimate objective. After leading the Niners by 17 points in the second half, they demonstrated that they are not only a contender for the playoffs but are also perfectly prepared to compete for a Super Bowl. While talking for his organization with Jared before Super Bowl LVIII – Goff gifted his hostile lineman with Breitling watches worth $11,500 each – – the 29-year-old quarterback opened up on his objective for the 2024 season alongside his viewpoints in taking down his previous group, the Los Angeles Rams, and his hostile facilitator Ben Johnson returning for one more season in Detroit.
Gracious better believe it,” Goff said when inquired as to whether his great goal is to win a Super Bowl next season. “That was the means by which it was for the current year as well.” The Lions were clearly the Cinderella group of the current year’s postseason. While Detroit was supposed to be great in the wake of playing with the end of the season games last year, they weren’t supposed to come surprisingly close to progressing to the Super Bowl. They achieved all of this while coming out on top for their most memorable division championship starting around 1993 and their most memorable season finisher win since the 1991 season. This year, they won two playoff games, which was their most since they won their last championship in 1957.