The Detroit Lions have elevated fullback Jason Cabinda and defensive lineman Tyson Alualu from the practice squad for their Divisional round playoff game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. This marks the fourth consecutive game that Alualu has been elevated, while Cabinda has been elevated for the third straight game. Alualu, a veteran defensive tackle, played on 22 defensive snaps in the Wild Card game against the Los Angeles Rams, providing experienced depth for the Lions' young defensive line. Cabinda, on the other hand, played on seven offensive snaps and logged 17 special teams snaps, showcasing his versatility on the field. The Lions also signed edge rusher Julian Okwara to the practice squad after waiving him earlier in the week. The Lions are allowed unlimited elevations from the practice squad during the playoffs, providing them with more options for their playoff run. With these roster moves, the Lions are bolstering their depth and bringing in experienced players to contribute in key areas as they face off against the Buccaneers.