Lions consider centers to replace Cade Mays after wrist injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 2:53 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
The Detroit Lions are evaluating options at center following Cade Mays' wrist injury, which could sideline him for 8 to 10 weeks. Mays was expected to strengthen the Lions' offensive line after being targeted this offseason. With his earlier return window now suggested, the team may only require a temporary veteran solution. Graham Glasgow, James Daniels, and Ryan Bates are among the experienced free agents being considered. Glasgow previously played for Detroit, while Daniels brings versatility and upsid. Bates could provide depth as well.
- •Cade Mays likely misses 8-10 weeks due to a wrist injury.
- •Graham Glasgow, James Daniels, and Ryan Bates are potential replacements.
- •Mays may return before the midpoint of the regular season.
- •Glasgow is familiar with the Lions' system from his prior tenure.
- •Daniels offers versatility but has recent injury concerns.
- 2:53 PMYahoo Sports — 3 Centers Brad Holmes Should Call After Cade Mays Injury
"Cade Mays' wrist injury could leave Detroit without its preferred center for most of the regular season. Three experienced free agents remain available, including one extremely familiar option who could step right back into the Lions offense.
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