... whether or not Adam "Pacman" Jones worked out (he did) and signed with an NFL team (he didn't), the Detroit Lions announced a smaller but still notable addition.

Landon Johnson, a seventh-year linebacker out of Purdue, signed a one-year contract with the Lions, reuniting him with his former special teams coach, Danny Crossman. Johnson was drafted in the third round by the Cincinnati Bengals and was a tackling machine for them before signing with the Panthers. Since then, his career has been less than spectacular.

The addition of Johnson gives the Lions a backup linebacker who has the ability to play all three LB positions while also being a core player on both kickoff and punt coverage.

Is it a big move?

No.

Is i...

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