The Detroit Lions have made a move to solidify their receiving corps by re-signing wide receiver Donovan Peoples-Jones to a one-year deal worth up to $2 million, according to reliable NFL insider Jordan Schultz. This signing comes just a few months after the Lions acquired Peoples-Jones through a trade with the Cleveland Browns.

During his eight regular season games with the Lions, Peoples-Jones didn't put up big numbers, catching only five passes for 58 yards. However, he did make crucial conversions in some games, showcasing his ability to perform under pressure. Furthermore, when Kalif Raymond suffered an injury late in the season, Peoples-Jones stepped up as a reliable punt returner.

By bringing Peoples-Jones back for another season, the Lions aim to enhance the chemistry between him and quarterback Jared Goff, with hopes of utilizing him as a more prominent weapon in Detroit's offense. In 2022, while playing for the Browns, Peoples-Jones demonstrated his potential as a legitimate receiving threat, recording 61 receptions for 839 yards and three touchdowns.

The Lions are set to retain most of their receiving corps from last year, with Amon-Ra St. Brown entering the final year of his contract, and Jameson Williams expected to take on a starting role. Additionally, the team has retained the services of Kalif Raymond, Antoine Green, Tom Kennedy, Maurice Alexander, Daurice Fountain, and Tre'Quan Smith for the 2024 season.

With the re-signing of Donovan Peoples-Jones, the Lions are optimistic about the prospect of a stronger and more diversified passing attack next season. The team hopes that his presence, combined with the returning talent, will give their offense the boost it needs to compete in the upcoming season.