PFF grades for the guards of all 32 teams (including the Lions)

Pro Football Focus has been providing us with grades for every position this offseason. Next up are offensive guards for all 32 NFL teams.

The Detroit Lions have had a changing of the guards, so to speak. Graham Glasgow returns for a second season in his second stint with the team, but he’s moving to the left side after being the Lions’ starting right guard in 2023. Jonah Jackson’s departure at left guard is mitigated by Detroit signing veteran Kevin Zeitler, who is coming off a Pro Bowl campaign as the Ravens’ right guard.

How do they and the rest of the NFL’s guards grade out on PFF? Here is where teams landed.

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Arizona Cardinals

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PFF Grade: 56.2

Atlanta Falcons

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PFF Grade: 73.4

Baltimore Ravens

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PFF Grade: 68.2

Buffalo Bills

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PFF Grade: 55.2

Carolina Panthers

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PFF Grade: 55.1

Chicago Bears

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PFF Grade: 62.8

Cincinnati Bengals

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PFF Grade: 61.6

Cleveland Browns

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PFF Grade: 70.3

Dallas Cowboys

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PFF Grade: 65.5

Denver Broncos

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PFF Grade: 64.6

Detroit Lions

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA – SEPTEMBER 22: Graham Glasgow #60 of the Detroit Lions looks on during warm ups before the game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on September 22, 2019 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)

PFF Grade: 67.4