The Detroit Lions have modified the terms of their trade agreement with the New York Jets involving safety Andre Cisco, according to reports from Lions Wire.
The alteration to the deal comes as both NFL franchises continue to adjust their rosters ahead of the upcoming season. Cisco, who has been a key defensive contributor, finds himself at the center of this revised transaction between the two organizations.
Details of the specific changes to the trade compensation or conditions were not immediately disclosed. The Lions and Jets have a history of trade activity, and this latest development suggests ongoing negotiations to finalize the player's move.
Cisco's potential arrival in Detroit would bolster the Lions' secondary, adding depth and playmaking ability to their defensive backfield. The safety position has been a focus for Detroit's front office as they look to strengthen their pass defense.
