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It looks like the Detroit Lions and Miami Dolphins could potentially swap starting safeties. Delmas signed with the Dolphins on Monday, and former Dolphins safety Chris Clemons is reportedly drawing interest from the Lions.
Also from @AdamSchefter through a source, the #Lions are showing interest in safety Chris Clemons, along with the #Steelers
— Michael Rothstein (@mikerothstein) March 11, 2014
Clemons, who Jeremy Reisman looked at earlier on Tuesday, has been in the NFL since 2009. His first five seasons in the NFL were with the Dolphins, and he had 93 tackles, 8 passes defended and 1 interception last season.
While Clemons isn't necessarily viewed as one of the top safeties on the open market, he will likely be a more affordable option than someone like T.J. Ward or Jairus Byrd. The Lions have been connected to Ward a few times now, but Clemons seems like a more realistic option for them.