2021 Draftmas Day Three: Three Defensive Prospects for Every Round
Three defensive players the Lions should consider drafting in each round of the 2021 NFL draft.
Three defensive players the Lions should consider drafting in each round of the 2021 NFL draft.
Here are two offensive players that the Lions should consider taking in each round of the NFL draft. The Lions hold no sixth or seventh-round picks, but those rounds are included regardless.
The Lions were a bad team in 2020 and they need players at almost every position on the field. This is not rocket science. Draftmas is upon us!
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