The New York Jets traded safety Andre Cisco to the Detroit Lions on Monday, adding to Detroit's injury-plagued secondary. The Jets received a sixth-round pick in the 2028 NFL draft in exchange. Cisco, 26, played in nine games for New York this season but lost his starting job to Dane Belton during the preseason.
The Lions are without star safety Kerby Joseph, who is on the physically unable to perform list with a knee injury, and depth defensive back Thomas Harper, who is on injured reserve. Cisco joins a secondary already depleted by injuries. A six-year veteran, Cisco recorded 23 tackles and one sack this season with the Jets.
The trade underscores the Jets' growing frustration following their fourth straight loss.
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