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5 biggest questions for Detroit Lions after the 2025 NFL draft
Mahogany, Ratledge and fifth-round rookie Miles Frazier have most of their experience at right guard. Glasgow has played both spots and brings experience as a top-flight backup center to boot. Mahogany and Ratledge get the early nod for those two starting spots based on how much they fit what the Lions want to be about.
Here’s a roundup of draft grades from writers across the country and their opinions on the Lions’ 2025 draft class.
Gillotte recorded 26.5 sacks in four years at Louisville, along with 41 tackles for loss, and was one of the top EDGE defenders on the board following the first-round of the draft. A big, physical ...
Shedeur Sanders’ slide down the NFL draft was the dominant story of the weekend with one of college football’s most ...
Trump questioned whether NFL owners were "stupid" for not selecting the former University of Colorado quarterback in the ...
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Last two NFL draft hosts provide Pittsburgh a 2026 guide. What city leaders are learningPittsburgh officials have spoken with officials in Detroit, last year’s draft host, to get a sense of selecting locations and ...
In the second round, Detroit traded up and took Georgia offensive guard Tate Ratledge with the No. 57 pick. The Lions then ...
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