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I set out to win you over with this film breakdown and show you why you should be excited about the pick of Kerby Joseph 97th overall.

With the draft approaching, I take a look at some mid-round targets in positions of need for our Lions.

One of my favourite things about Spring is the signs that it’s getting nearer.

I know what you're thinking. "Goff played well down the stretch". "Wasn't he a top 5 QB in ratings in the last 4 games of the year?"

To me, Kyle Hamilton is the best pick the Lions could make in the 2022 NFL Draft, and this is something I have thought about for a while now

We've just passed Brad Holmes' 1st anniversary as General Manager of the Detroit Lions, and we look back at his performance so far.

A commenter from our Facebook group Detroit Lions Fans UK One Pride World Wide asked what the Lions fans think of our draft picks...

In the fourth round of the 2021 NFL Draft, the Lions traded up to 113 overall to select Purdue Linebacker Derrick Danta Jr. Barnes.

Detroit came into the Draft with 6 picks, but left with 7 players after the trade up.

Let's highlight who might be available at Wide Receiver at each pick position for the Detroit Lions in the 2021 NFL Draft.

The NFL Draft is done. Detroit have had, by most accounts, one of the most successful drafts in recent memory.

The NFL Draft is over for 2020. It was a unique experience and I thought it went off (almost) entirely without a hitch.

Day 2 is done. Lions twitter is almost wholly happy. What world are we living in?

So, day 1 is in the books, and Detroit surprised absolutely no-one in selected Jeff Okudah (CB, Ohio State) at No.3.

The NFL 2020 draft starts on Thursday night here in the UK (more accurately Friday morning) and I cannot wait.