The Lions don’t have a ton of immediate needs, and some of them will be addressed in free agency. For the sake of this big board, there’s a heavy emphasis on edge rushers and defensive tackles — strengths of the class and potential areas of need for the Lions — with a few interior offensive linemen and corners sprinkled in.

The Detroit Lions have a chance to add additional depth to their roster this offseason through the 2025 NFL Draft (April 24-26). Detroit currently holds seven picks in the draft, including the No. 28 overall selection in the first round.

A year ago, the Patriots landed Drake Maye with the No. 3 pick. This year, the top of the draft looks very different for New England.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have a chance to revamp their defensive depth in the NFL Draft this spring. Their soon-to-be-named general manager will bestow the No. 5 overall selection with a chance to select a premium player on defense.

In a recent 2025 NFL mock draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars chose to address the receiver position with the fifth overall selection. Josh Edwards of CBS Sports had the Jaguars selecting Arizona wide receiver Tetairao McMillan in his most recent mock draft.