Pride of Detroit: for Detroit Lions fans Draft Preview Series: Skill positions the Lions could target
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Mar 30, 2025 The conversation kicks off with a deep dive into potential skill position targets for the upcoming NFL draft. The hosts share insights on intriguing tight ends and quarterbacks, notably an athletic standout from LSU. A lighthearted banter about Canadian geography leads to serious discussions about the Lions' wide receiver future, highlighting names like Jaden Higgins and Luther Burden. The analysis of wide receiver prospects is thorough, focusing on their fit and potential impact on the team's offensive strategy, all while navigating the draft's complexities.
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Backup Guard Situation
- The Lions could improve their backup guard situation during training camp.
- They likely will draft a potential starter, adding to depth with Moody, Washeka, Mahogany, and Glasgow.
Day One Draft Strategy
- The Lions likely won't draft a QB, RB, or TE on day one.
- However, drafting a tight end like Colston Loveland could be a long-term strategy if they see him as a future TE1.
Amari Hampton's Potential
- Chris Perfett is intrigued by Amari Hampton's physicality and pass blocking skills as a potential running back.
- However, Hampton might be too expensive of a pick, especially since the Lions just extended David Montgomery's contract.