The Detroit Lions faced a significant setback with the news that Aidan Hutchinson will miss the remainder of the season.

Although there are speculations about his potential return in time for Super Bowl LIX, the team’s chances of making it to the championship are severely diminished without their star edge rusher.

In their first complete game without Hutchinson, the Lions managed to secure a victory against the Minnesota Vikings, taking the lead in the NFC North.

However, they allowed a season-high 29 points and permitted Sam Darnold to complete 22 of 27 passes.

Despite the defense achieving four sacks, they struggled to maintain consistent pressure on the quarterback, largely due to Hutchinson’s absence.

To bolster their defense for the upcoming season, the Lions could consider trading for Myles Garrett, which would likely require multiple first- and second-round picks.

Acquiring Garrett would significantly enhance Detroit’s defensive capabilities, potentially ranking them among the best in the NFL for 2024.

With the Lombardi Trophy as their goal, making such a bold move could be justified, as Garrett’s presence would be a game-changer during the crucial later stages of the season.