The Lions hold the No. 50 overall pick in Round 2 but have no third-round selections after trading both in 2025.
Detroit selected Clemson offensive tackle Blake Miller at No. 17 overall in Round 1, addressing a key roster need. The team still seeks reinforcements at linebacker, defensive end, and in the secondary.
Day 2 may be quiet for the Lions, but they have seven picks in Rounds 4-7, acquired through trades and compensatory selections. General manager Brad Holmes could still pursue moves to add more picks.
How can GM Brad Holmes possibly fix the defense with just one pick on Day 2?
Will Blake Miller’s noted college weaknesses be exposed by elite NFL pass rushers?
With glaring defensive needs, was drafting another offensive lineman the Lions' best move?
Which top defensive stars did the Lions pass on to draft an offensive tackle?
What truly makes Blake Miller a 'cultural fit' for Dan Campbell's demanding team?
What are the risks of starting five offensive linemen all under age 27?