Peko started 16 games for the Broncos last and finished with 31 tackles. He'd be a rotational player on the interior of Detroit's defensive line behind the likes of Damon Harrison, A'Shawn Robinson and Da'Shawn Hand.
That's assuming Harrison decides to play, of course. If his holdout drags into the season, Peko would be candidate to fill Harrison's spot at nose tackle.
At 34, Peko's best years are behind him. But he's as durable as they come, having started 142 of a possible 144 games since the 2010 season. And he still wants to play.
"I think I have couple more years in the tank here," he said.
Peko said he also visited the Rams.
Around here, he's remembered for returning a fumble for a touchdown in Michigan State's overtime loss to Michigan in 2005. He played two seasons for the Spartans before being selected by the Bengals in the fourth round of the 2006 draft.
Having wrapped up OTAs last week, the Lions are off until training camp begins in late July. Perhaps Peko will be with them.
