The Detroit Lions have their eyes locked on the future as they prepare for the 2025 NFL Draft. With an exciting mix of talented prospects and strategic scouting efforts, this year's draft promises to be a pivotal moment for the franchise.
General Manager Brad Holmes has been busy on the scouting trail, attending key college matchups to evaluate potential draft targets. According to the Detroit Free Press, Holmes was spotted at the high-stakes SEC showdown between No. 1 Georgia and No. 4 Alabama (Detroit Free Press). This game is a goldmine for scouting, with top-tier talents like Alabama linebacker Deontae Lawson and Georgia safety Malaki Starks showcasing their skills.
Sports Illustrated highlights some of the key prospects that the Lions are interested in, including Notre Dame cornerback Benjamin Morrison and Michigan running back Kalel Mullings (Sports Illustrated). Morrison is a standout player whose versatility allows him to excel both in the slot and on the boundary. His stats are impressive, with three interceptions and 10 passes defended last season. Mullings, on the other hand, has transitioned smoothly from defense to offense, already racking up significant yardage and touchdowns for the Wolverines this season.
Lions' head coach Dan Campbell also revealed the team's past interest in cornerback Devon Witherspoon, who was picked by the Seattle Seahawks just before the Lions' selection in the 2023 NFL Draft. Campbell praised Witherspoon for being a
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