For the complete offensive positional breakdown, read Detroit Lions 2026 Draft Needs: OFFENSE Positional Rankings + Injury Impact. The following is the review of the TE position. The combined need score is the summation of positional need (0-5) plus medical concern level (0-5).

Detroit Lions fans offer their opinion on which OT they would prefer the team to select in the 2026 NFL draft.

For the complete offensive positional breakdown, read Detroit Lions 2026 Draft Needs: OFFENSE Positional Rankings + Injury Impact. The following is the review of the WR position.

Late-round picks aren’t just depth—they’re where contenders separate themselves. Under Brad Holmes, the Detroit Lions have mastered Day 3 value. In 2026, that edge could define their season once again.

We set some ground rules for ourselves, and went with what we personally want the Lions to do come draft weekend. Slight spoiler alert—if you are of the mindset that the Detroit Lions need to address both the offensive tackle and defensive end positions with their first two selections in this year’s draft,

For the complete offensive positional breakdown, read Detroit Lions 2026 Draft Needs: OFFENSE Positional Rankings + Injury Impact. The following is the review of the RB position.

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The Detroit Lions could be aggressive in this year's NFL Draft. After a disappointing 2025 season, the Lions currently have the 17th overall pick in this year's draft. However, general manager Brad Holmes has never been shy about going to get players who he feels will help the team immensely.