After trading away David Montgomery to the Houston Texans in exchange for a fourth round draft pick in 2027 and more, the Detroit Lions needed to find star tailback Jahmyr Gibbs a new running-mate. So it will perhaps not come as a surprise that Detroit is looking at other veteran options as training camp kicks off, as they worked out four players on Tuesday. According to Adam Schefter, one of those players is in fact Pacheco's former teammate in KC, ex-first round pick Clyde Edwards-Helaire. Clyde Edwards-Helaire – or CEH – has not lived up to his initial selection point, despite having had a fairly successful rookie season that saw him rush for what is still his season-high of 803 yards, along with 297 yards receiving with 5 total touchdowns. Ironically, part of his demise came from the fact that Pacheco, a seventh round pick two years later, took CEH's spot in the starting lineup, and eventually the lion's share of the touches running the ball.