​In their original announcement of the trade, the Detroit Lions said they had sent a sixth-round draft pick in 2028 to the New York Jets to acquire safety Andre Cisco.Those terms have since been updated, according to the NFL’s transaction wire Tuesday, Nov. 10. The Lions instead sent the Jets their sixth-round draft pick in 2029.”All other conditions of the trade remain unchanged,” the transaction wire read.More: Lions quiet at trade deadline after earlier move for Andre CiscoDetroit’s move for Cisco, 26, was its only in-season trade in 2026. Lions coach Dan Campbell said Monday, “We’ve liked Cisco from afar. … He’s athletic, he’s versatile, he knows our system, he knows the verbiage, so we feel like this is a guy that can help us here a little bit. We’re excited.”Cisco has been playing under Jets head coach Aaron Glenn since 2025, allowing him to be familiar with Detroit’s defense. Glenn was the defensive coordinator with the Lions from 2021-24, and his influence remains through current defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard, who Glenn mentored.rsilva@detroitnews.com@rich_silva18This article originally appeared on The Detroit News: Terms of trade for Andre Cisco changed; here’s what Lions sent Jets