NFL teams are already calling to trade ahead of the Lions at pick 17 to steal the offensive tackles Detroit desperately needs, leaving Brad Holmes with tough decisions in a classic Lions predicament.
The Lions could shock everyone again on draft day with another unpredictable move that leaves fans and experts completely stunned.
Breaking down which 2026 offensive tackle prospects have the mental toughness and grit to actually survive protecting quarterbacks in Detroit's demanding football culture.
Detroit's annual random hat mock draft lands Ohio State WR Carnell Tate for the Lions at pick 17, proving chaos might draft better than actual GMs.
Former Lions second-round pick Josh Paschal auditions for the Browns after Detroit cut him loose, marking Brad Holmes' first major draft whiff in the second round.
Draft week does weird things to Lions fans. You start talking yourself…
Four offensive tackles could be gone before the Lions pick at 17, leaving Detroit scrambling for their biggest need in what's shaping up to be another classic Lions draft nightmare.
Inside the Den returns with behind-the-scenes access to Lions coordinators Drew Petzing and Kelvin Sheppard, plus GM Brad Holmes breaks down his free agency strategy in the Emmy-winning documentary series.
The Giants are set to sign D.J. Reader after the draft for compensatory pick advantages while Lions fans question if Detroit is thinking strategically enough about defensive line upgrades.
The Lions revealed contract details on four bargain signings including Teddy Bridgewater's $1.8M backup deal, proving Brad Holmes is a master of finding value in free agency.
