The Detroit Lions have agreed to a one-year, $11 million extension with Damon "Snacks" Harrison, according to a source.

The defensive tackle now has $12 million in guaranteed money between the 2019 and 2020 seasons.

Harrison had been under contract through 2020 -- initially making $6.75 million in 2019 and $9 million in 2020.

His deal can now run through 2021.

Jermaine Kearse has suffered a broken leg.

Kearse entered camp with the Detroit Lions hoping to bounce back as their top reserve wide receiver.

Kearse left the field with his leg in an air cast.

Mike Daniels is finalizing a contract with the Detroit Lions.

Daniels was released this week by the Green Bay Packers.

Darius Slay and Damon Harrison will report for the start of training camp with the Detroit Lions.

Both players had skipped the Lions' mandatory minicamp last month as they sought reworked contracts.

Slay has two years left on the four-year extension he signed in 2016 and is scheduled to make $12.55 million in base salary this season and $10 million next season.

Golden Tate has played 10 NFL seasons and says Matthew Stafford is the best quarterback he's caught passes from.

Tate has played with the Seattle Seahawks, Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles.

"To me, as of now, where I am today, I think Stafford's been the best quarterback I've played with," Tate said. "The guy can flat-out play. He's tough, his attitude is amazing and he just wants to play ball. For me, I have nothing but praises for him. It's almost unfair that he's such a good player and doesn't have playoffs or a ring to show for it. That kind of hurts my heart that I wasn't able to help change that."

Tate won a Super Bowl with Russell Wilson during his time with the Seahawks.

"I think over his career, if you put him in another organization, maybe things are different. I don't know. Because I've played with some guys over my years that I've won playoff games with that I don't think are as good," Tate said.

Glover Quin has decided to retire from the NFL after 10 seasons with the Detroit Lions and Houston Texans.

The 33-year-old started the final 148 games of his career and started 156 of 159 games in total.

He notched 737 tackles with 24 interceptions, 85 passes defended, 10 forced fumbles, four sacks and two defensive touchdowns in his decade in the league.

"Playing professional sports was always a dream of mine. Football was the route I chose and God blessed me to be able to persevere through all the hardships and play 10 years in the NFL," Quin wrote in a text message to ESPN. "I'm so thankful for the opportunity I had to play in the NFL with such great players and two great organizations.

"Football was never who I was as a person. It was always what I had done. I wanted to use football as a stepping stone into the rest of my life and not let football be my life. I always only wanted to play 10 years. Said if I was able to walk off the field after the last game in Year 10, it would be really hard for me to walk back on. I'm young, I'm healthy and I got a lot of life to live. So I'm walking away from the game of football."

Matthew Stafford played through a broken back toward the end of the 2018 season.

The Detroit Lions quarterback reportedly had some tiny fractures in his back.

Stafford suffered the injury in Week 13 against the Los Angeles Rams when he was tackled 11 times.

The Green Bay Packers have claimed Michael Roberts off waivers.

Last week, a trade sending the tight end from the Detroit Lions to the New England Patriots for a 2020 conditional seventh-round pick fell through after he failed his physical.

He was sent back to Detroit's roster and then waived.

C.J. Anderson has signed with four teams since the Denver Broncos cut him in April of 2018.

Anderson played his first five NFL seasons with the Broncos and ended last season in the Super Bowl with the Los Angeles Rams.

He has since signed with the Detriot Lions.

"You want to go where you're wanted," Anderson said. "I was really wanted here."

There are only five teams eligible to appear on HBO's "Hard Knocks" this season.

Rules prevent teams with first-year coaches, teams that made the playoffs within the last two seasons, and teams that have been featured on "Hard Knocks" within the last 10 years from appearing on the show.

The San Francisco 49ers, New York Giants, Oakland Raiders, Detroit Lions and Washington Redskins are eligible, but a report has indicated that the 49ers won't be featured.