After trading Hooker, the Lions would be in the market for a backup quarterback. Here, they take a chance on one of the most intriguing players in the entire draft. Jalen Milroe is as talented of a runner as they come and has all the physical tools, but needs to develop more as a passer.

NFL Scouting Combine starting this week, here's who some of the latest mock drafts have the Detroit Lions picking.

NFL Combine starts on Tuesday and we're going to start getting some real answers about what the Detroit Lions are looking for and who they're looking at. Before that, it's time to take one last look at what we know now and make some picks.

The NFL calendar speeds into the Scouting Combine for the final week of February. With everyone who’s anyone heading to Indianapolis for the annual scouting extravaganze and de facto NFL meetings, it’s a good time to reset the Detroit Lions with another mock draft.

The Lions love to build through the draft under Brad Holmes. Detroit adds some great players in this 3-round mock from the PFN simulator.

An All-American in 2024 for the Longhorns, Barron secured an SEC-best five interceptions, 11 passes defensed and 67 total tackles. The Lions have voiced their desire to add all-around players to their roster in the draft, and Barron undoubtedly fits that bill.

Michigan players go in Round 1, including the draft's top interior DL prospect, Mason Graham. But who are the Lions taking at No. 28?

Pete Carroll getting his hands on an experienced, blossoming quarterback from the college ranks feels too good to be true. Cam Ward was very productive at Washington State, then took his game to new heights in his lone season in Miami. Brock Bowers would be an ideal pairing with Ward to help get this thing started in Vegas.

The Atlanta Falcons should once again go heavy on defense when it comes to the 2025 NFL Draft. Here is my latest NFL mock draft for what the Dirty Birds could do with their first three picks of the draft.