Lions' Draft Plan: Reviving Line, Safety Depth
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The Detroit Lions, with a 9-8 record in 2025, face roster holes, particularly on the offensive line and defensive backfield. General manager Brad Holmes could address these issues in the 2026 draft, potentially selecting Penn State guard Olaivavega Ioane and Illinois edge rusher Gabe Jacas in the first two rounds. The Lions also need to bolster their secondary, with safety Terrion Arnold potentially facing legal trouble. The mock draft suggests fifth-round center Pat Coogan and sixth-round corner Tacario Davis as potential gems, along with seventh-round edge from Michigan. The Lions aim to use this draft to revive their line and contend in the NFC North.
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